Evaluation of the performance of a management contract between a health social organization and the mayor of a city in the interior of São Paulo

Abstract

Introduction: The Social Health Organization is a non-profit entity that is in an expansion stage and there is a clear divergence of opinions regarding its effectiveness and compliance with the goals designated by the management contract proposed by public institutions. Objective: To evaluate if the goals established by the management contract between the City of Catanduva / SP and the Psychiatric Hospital Spiritist Mahatma Gandhi (OSS) are met. Methods : It is an observational, descriptive and cross-sectional study. Data collection was carried out based on the 2019 Catanduva Health Observatory Report, establishing a comparative relationship with the goals proposed in the current Management Contract. The following variables were analyzed: number of medical consultations, number of nursing consultations and medical resolvability index in Family Health Units. Results: Regarding medical resolution, the average rate of referrals made during 2019 in all FHUs was lower than the reference value established in the contract, suggesting a high rate of resolution of these services. In addition, medical and nursing production in the Family Health Units in the municipality of Catanduva is mostly above that provided for in the management contract, representing compliance with the values established by the contractor. Conclusion: The targets assigned to the OSS in the contract were met by the health units in accordance with the values agreed by the City Hall.