That paper emphasizes about the Public Health's Offices as an area of citizen participation in
administrative management inquiring if it happens a Dialogic Dynamics Relationship between
Government, Medicine and Society in the perspective of harmonization of management and
services provided by public health in accordance with the policy of Humanization by SUS.
The guiding hypothesis of the study it is the popular participation trough’s offices are
produced transformations in practice played by different actors in setting health care practices
in alignment with the principles and strategies humanization of the single health system with
ability of tension arising in the biomedical context roles that became as prevalent from on
17th century. The point of view is to identify the effective contributions of the performance of
public health's offices in building and implementing new practices of health according to the
PNH. It was be developed in four chapters, dealing with social participation and the
history of public health's offices in Brazil, the SUS and the Humanization of Health Policy,
research itself and conclusion. The qualitative and exploratory design research that seeks to
know, describe and understand the reality of the policy of humanizing public health
institutions in the State of Pará, through the demands of offices in a process of expansion of
democratic mechanisms of social control of public health policies. Among the results
achieved in this research what it's discussed, it is that the public health's offices has the clear
commitment to become an institution of excellence and fulfill its role in promoting dialogue
between the State, Medicine and Society. As for this process to collaborate in the construction
of new practices in health, it doesn’t identify effectiveness. However, as symbolic value of
representativeness, accessibility, communication and dialogue without bureaucracy between
Society and the Public Administration it is significant. It’s noted how important that was the
Public Health Management to organize in their multiple instances.
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