Impactos positivos esperados com a efetiva operacionalização da câmara de conciliação da saúde do Tribunal de Justiça do Estado de Roraima

Abstract

The present study aims to propose a draft cooperation agreement to ensure the effective implementation of the Health Conciliation Chamber of the Court of Justice of the State of Roraima, which was established by Resolution TP No. 21/2019 and regulated by NUPEMEC Ordinance No. 3/2019. This initiative takes into account the growing number of claims related to the fundamental right to health, as well as the role of mediation and conciliation as effective instruments for social pacification and conflict resolution, whose use should be encouraged by judges, lawyers, public defenders, and prosecutors, in accordance with the Code of Civil Procedure and CNJ Resolution No. 107 of April 6, 2010. The study seeks to reduce the judicialization of health-related issues by demonstrating the benefits of implementing such mechanisms to ensure faster access to justice, especially following the recent publication of State Complementary Law No. 352 of January 23, 2025, which authorizes state attorneys in Roraima to enter into settlements. Using both quantitative and qualitative approaches, the research analyzed the Health Dispute Resolution Chamber (CRLS) of the State of Rio de Janeiro, a national reference, and the Extrajudicial Health Dispute Resolution Chamber of the State of Amazonas, which reflects a regional context. It is concluded that, based on the published results, Health Dispute Resolution Chambers are effective in reducing judicialization, resulting in public cost savings as well as faster conflict resolution.