Resumo

DOMINGUEZ-LOPEZ, María Lourdes  e  TORRES-AVILA, Dalsy. Governance in Public Health. Estudios del Desarrollo Social [online]. 2022, vol.10, n.2  Epub 01-Ago-2022. ISSN 2308-0132.

Governance refers to the management of horizontal interaction processes between the public and private spheres and social actors, in the broader context of an institutional framework that allows progress on major social goals. The effective application of governance techniques has a positive or negative impact on the health status of the population. The greatest challenge for health governance has been the COVID 19 pandemic. The implementation of government policies through what we now know as health governance is a socio-political process that has matured to the extent that the interaction between the elements provided by the state, civil society with its organizations and the economy based on a common objective: the improvement of the population's health indicators.

Palavras-chave : governance; Public Health; intersectorality; mental health.

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