Transgender identity as a selectivity factor of access to health: an outline of the brazilian social symbolic structure

The emergence of the Brazilian Unified Health System (SUS), arising from 1988 citizen's constitution, constituted a fundamental pillar in realization inclusive and universal public health, while it aroused among sectors society reflection there is about need thinking health as something that goes beyond walls hospitals curative policies, but rather sum actions have population main protagonists care. Based on this question, present literature review will seek subsidies context symbolic social structuring, lending itself to analyze how living guided by patriarchal values moral principles can interfere Furthermore, proposes discuss professional performance based pillars heteronormativity personal beliefs, presents limiting factors for effective care transgender population.