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A transformação na saúde de São Paulo

32 classified statements · 1 politicians · December 19, 2025 · 10 min

Statements by Tarcisio. 32 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Public Health / Public Safety.

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Excerpts classified by topic and stance. This is not the full transcript of the video.

  1. Tarcisio

    0:00

    For

    About: expand the public healthcare network

    We have dedicated a lot; we saw the first family there at the Mirassol hospital, the São Pedro Hospital at Providência de Deus, the Mirassol regional hospital, which is one of the hospitals we delivered. We delivered the Alto Chietê regional hospital, our Suzano hospital, the Bebedouro hospital, the Franco da Rocha maternity ward, the Barueri hospital — so these are... and there's more to come, much more, because... On Saturday we will hand over Bertioga, then we'll hand over Peruíbe, we'll hand over the São Vicente maternity ward, we'll hand over the Women's Hospital of Mogi das Cruzes, we'll hand over the Franca hospital, we'll hand over the Cruzeiro hospital.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Lists hospitals delivered as the government's achievement (claiming own action).

  2. Tarcisio

    0:43

    For

    About: expand the public healthcare network

    But when we arrived in São Paulo, and moreover, it's different — go to the Mirassol hospital and you'll see.

    Why it was classified this way · 72% confidence Contrasts the previous situation with improvements attributed to the government.

  3. Tarcisio

    0:56

    For

    About: ensure SUS care with quality equivalent to the private sector

    People will go there and see a hospital that will serve patients through SUS with the same quality as any private hospital.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly states that hospitals will serve via SUS with quality equal to private ones.

  4. Tarcisio

    1:18

    For

    About: expand the public healthcare network

    In addition to a hospital with more than 200 beds, an equipped hospital, a hospital with IT.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Describes a hospital of more than 200 beds delivered/planned as a government result.

  5. Tarcisio

    1:25

    For

    About: build a large regional hospital (400 beds)

    We're going to build the Regional Hospital of Campinas, which is a necessity — a 400-bed hospital — and we are already organizing ourselves to do it.

    Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence Direct declaration of intent: 'Vamos construir o Hospital Regional de Campinas'.

  6. Tarcisio

    1:33

    For

    About: expand the public healthcare network

    We opened here the AME Mulher, the first AME Mulher in the State of São Paulo, at Leonor Mendes de Barros.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence States the inauguration of the first AME Mulher as a government action.

  7. Tarcisio

    1:58

    Neutral

    About: expand the public healthcare network

    We had a situation, when we arrived, of 8,000 beds closed.

    Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence Factually reports '8 mil leitos fechados' when they took office.

  8. Tarcisio

    2:52

    Neutral

    About: adopt a state SUS table with higher remuneration for procedures

    The SUS fee schedule frozen for more than 20 years; invariably, the more procedures I perform, the greater my losses.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Reports that the SUS table was frozen for more than 20 years (historical description).

  9. Tarcisio

    3:18

    For

    About: adopt a state SUS table with higher remuneration for procedures

    And the São Paulo SUS fee schedule, I can say without fear of being wrong, is a revolution.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Calls the table a 'revolução', praising the measure adopted by the government.

  10. Tarcisio

    3:23

    For

    About: adopt a state SUS table with higher remuneration for procedures

    We pay three, four, five times what SUS pays for a procedure.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explains that the new table pays procedures 3-5 times more, defending it.

  11. Tarcisio

    3:35

    For

    About: expand the public healthcare network

    And today we can celebrate 8,000 beds opened.

    Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Celebrates the reopening of 8,000 beds as a result of government actions.

  12. Tarcisio

    3:40

    For

    About: expand the public healthcare network

    If we consider that it is the largest expansion of health care in the State's history, without a shadow of a doubt.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Claims it is the largest expansion of health in the State's history (defense of action).

  13. Tarcisio

    4:57

    For

    About: adopt a state SUS table with higher remuneration for procedures

    And we are going to take one more step, which is to take the São Paulo Swiss table to municipal hospitals, to help those hospitals and those municipalities that no longer have the capacity to support their health services.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Proposes explicitly taking the 'tabela suíça paulista' to municipal hospitals.

  14. Tarcisio

    5:09

    For

    About: adopt a state SUS table with higher remuneration for procedures

    Let's take São Bernardo do Campo, which has four municipal hospitals, which has a regional characteristic, and if it were remunerated by the São Paulo Swiss table, this would solve it — it would bring R$158 million to the hospital per year.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence A financial estimate shows the practical effect of applying the table in municipalities.

  15. Tarcisio

    5:45

    For

    About: link a variable portion of transfers to meeting targets in municipal primary care

    We created the municipal management incentive to act in primary care, to act on the front lines, because... if we don't act at the front line, these cases will evolve badly and will put pressure on urgent and emergency care.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence States having created a municipal management incentive with a variable portion tied to goals.

  16. Tarcisio

    5:56

    Neutral

    About: increase state transfers to municipal primary care

    The State used to transfer, per year, Rosana, R$130 million, R$130 million for primary care.

    Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Reports how much the State used to transfer per year (historical data).

  17. Tarcisio

    6:32

    For

    About: link a variable portion of transfers to meeting targets in municipal primary care

    And the variable portion you disburse based on meeting targets.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Explains that the variable portion is paid upon meeting targets.

  18. Tarcisio

    6:38

    For

    About: link a variable portion of transfers to meeting targets in municipal primary care

    And then we are talking about a target to increase vaccination coverage.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Cites specific targets (vaccination coverage) tied to the financial incentive.

  19. Tarcisio

    6:45

    For

    About: link a variable portion of transfers to meeting targets in municipal primary care

    We are now above 90% for most vaccines.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Attributes the increase in vaccination coverage to financial incentives (defense of the policy).

  20. Tarcisio

    6:58

    For

    About: strengthen primary care and early diagnosis in SUS

    Does anyone have any idea how many Pap smear and mammogram exams we did in three years?

    Why it was classified this way · 82% confidence Claims having carried out 9.4 million exams as a result of public policy.

  21. Tarcisio

    7:13

    For

    About: strengthen primary care and early diagnosis in SUS

    We have diabetes monitoring, we have hypertension monitoring — that is, we are investing in what will ensure we reduce... the pressure on urgent and emergency services.

    Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence States monitoring of diabetes and hypertension as an investment in primary care.

  22. Tarcisio

    7:27

    For

    About: expand telemedicine in the public health system

    We are working on digital health, in the largest telemedicine program in São Paulo's history.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Says it implemented the largest telemedicine program in SP (policy statement).

  23. Tarcisio

    7:35

    For

    About: expand telemedicine in the public health system

    The inmate in the prison system is being served via telemedicine.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence States that detainees in the prison system are attended to via telemedicine.

  24. Tarcisio

    7:45

    For

    About: expand telemedicine in the public health system

    We are managing ICUs by teleconsultation.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Cites ICU management via telecare as an implemented innovation.

  25. Tarcisio

    8:13

    For

    About: produce and distribute a dengue vaccine

    Now we have Butantan-DV, our dengue vaccine, one million doses already produced.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that Butantan produced one million doses and highlights the scientific advance.

  26. Tarcisio

    8:19

    For

    About: produce and distribute a dengue vaccine

    We have already structured our production facilities, our factories, to deliver, starting next year, another 30 million doses, soon 60 million doses.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Projects future production of millions of doses as public policy.

  27. Tarcisio

    8:30

    For

    About: produce and distribute a dengue vaccine

    The only vaccine in the world, it is the first vaccine in the world in a single dose.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Highlights the vaccine's innovative nature (single dose) as an achievement of the program.

  28. Tarcisio

    8:35

    For

    About: increase public production of high-cost medicines

    Butantan, which will also enter the pharmaceuticals area, with the incorporation of FURP.

    Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence Announces incorporation of FURP into Butantan to expand drug production.

  29. Tarcisio

    8:41

    For

    About: increase public production of high-cost medicines

    FURP, which used to produce 400,000 medicines per year, will produce 3 billion medicines per year.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Compares previous production with a larger projection, claiming increased capacity.

  30. Tarcisio

    8:46

    For

    About: increase public production of high-cost medicines

    Butantan... which is working with monoclonal antibodies, and we will produce high-cost drugs, drugs for rheumatic disease, drugs for cancer, and so on.

    Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Mentions work on monoclonal antibodies and high-cost medicines as policy.

  31. Tarcisio

    9:54

    For

    About: release state funds to reinforce local health services during Operação Verão

    The Baixada Santista will no longer be receiving people, so we'll release more funds via municipal management incentives to equip and structure the Baixada and the coastline to handle the flow of tourists.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Announces transfer of funds to structure the coast and Baixada Santista for the summer.

  32. Tarcisio

    10:05

    For

    About: release state funds to reinforce local health services during Operação Verão

    And on Saturday we'll announce 53 million reais for health services on the coast and in the Baixada Santista.

    Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Direct statement that 53 million will be announced for coastal health.

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