La vulneración del derecho a la salud producto de la falta de medicamentos. Un estudio desde Ecuador.
The aim of this article was to evidence the right-to-access-health violation due to insufficiency of medicines in the Public Health Network. It is undoubtedly a fundamental right and therefore, it is typified in the Ecuadorian supreme norm in the article 32 as a right closely linked to other ones su...
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| Format: | masterThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2023
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| Accés en línia: | https://dspace.unl.edu.ec/jspui/handle/123456789/27831 |
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Afegir etiqueta | Sumari: | The aim of this article was to evidence the right-to-access-health violation due to insufficiency of medicines in the Public Health Network. It is undoubtedly a fundamental right and therefore, it is typified in the Ecuadorian supreme norm in the article 32 as a right closely linked to other ones such as the right to life, and the right to live a dignified life through which, the right to good-living, the Sumak Kawsay, would be guaranteed; and for this purpose, for this article’s development, it was considered the law, doctrine and jurisprudence. As for the methodology applied, it is non-experimental, descriptive and cross-sectional type, which was realised under a mixed, qualitative approach, by the critical review of doctrine, jurisprudence and law on the violation of the right to health as a result of the shortage of medicines; quantitative by the statistical analysis of the information. The methods used were: inductive-deductive, which starts from general to particular and vice versa; analytical-synthetic, by the decomposition of the subject of study; historical-logical, by the analysis of the origin, and evolution of the concept of violation of the right to health; dogmatic, by the theoretical and comparative foundation by the study of this institution from a perspective of other Latin American countries. Also, the bibliographic review, registration and survey techniques were answered by users of the health centres, IESS hospitals, or health home of the Macará canton. Additionally, simple random sampling was used for the statistical part. Therefore, it was concluded that the Ecuadorian Government does not prioritize the granting of the pre- established budget in the twenty-second transitional provision of the Ecuadorian Constitution, and furthermore, the strategies used for the improvement of the right to health are antiquated, since there is currently no improvement in the acquisition of medicines for health centres. Key words: Constitutional law; Health; Medication; Rights Violation (Obtained from UNESCO Thesaurus). |
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