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Provisional Measure 890 1, issued by the President of Brazil to the National Congress on August 1, 2019, established the Doctors for Brazil Program (PMB in Portuguese) and announced the creation of the Agency for the Development of Primary Health Care (ADAPS in Portuguese) with the purpose of “increasing the provision of physician services in difficult-to-serve communities or those with high vulnerability and promoting the training of medical specialists in Family and Community Medicine”. It is essential to analyze and scrutinize the Provisional Measure in order to understand the current context of health policies in Brazil and particularly the organization of primary health care (PHC) in the Brazilian Unified National Health System (SUS). This article calls attention to the risk that this legislation will favor the transformation of PHC in the SUS into a commodified space for patient care; additonally it will lead to setbacks in the training primary care physicians.

Médicos pelo Brasil: caminho para a privatização da atenção primária à saúde no Sistema Único de Saúde?