This paper analyzes the constitutional problems that the private health system has faced as a result of the recent decisions of the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court of Chile in defense of the right to health care and nondiscrimination. It also reviews the comparative literature on health systems that have been successful in the task of reconciling the demands of equity and efficiency in the delivery of health care in the private health sector, in accordance with the constitutional principles of equality and nondiscrimination
Is right-to-health litigation a suitable strategy for advancing the right to health, or does it rein...
El presente artículo intenta dar cuenta de un debate de relevancia moral, social y política en Chile...
Even in a region characterized by a number of countries with robust constitutions and judicial enfor...
Chile is a country crossed by economic inequalities. The constitutional process has opened a space t...
Este trabajo analiza la configuración del derecho a la salud desde la perspectiva del Estado subsid...
This paper reviews the three approaches adopted by the Colombian Constitutional Court to justify the...
This paper reviews the three approaches adopted by the Colombian Constitutional Court to justify the...
Este artículo revisa las tres vertientes manejadas desde su inicio por la Corte Constitucional colom...
The redesign of the Chilean health system since 1979 is paradigmatic in relation to the reforms of l...
Equality in access to health care, efficiency in interventions designed to promote, preserve and rec...
What role does the law play in reducing inequalities in health that are unnecessary, avoidable, and ...
Taking the Inter-American System as a standard, through a comparative study, this article analyzes t...
The final research report aims to present the different legal positions that have been developed by ...
Chile has achieved great success in terms of growth and development. However, growing inequalities e...
The social movement that has recently emerged in Chile has demanded the need to reform the current h...
Is right-to-health litigation a suitable strategy for advancing the right to health, or does it rein...
El presente artículo intenta dar cuenta de un debate de relevancia moral, social y política en Chile...
Even in a region characterized by a number of countries with robust constitutions and judicial enfor...
Chile is a country crossed by economic inequalities. The constitutional process has opened a space t...
Este trabajo analiza la configuración del derecho a la salud desde la perspectiva del Estado subsid...
This paper reviews the three approaches adopted by the Colombian Constitutional Court to justify the...
This paper reviews the three approaches adopted by the Colombian Constitutional Court to justify the...
Este artículo revisa las tres vertientes manejadas desde su inicio por la Corte Constitucional colom...
The redesign of the Chilean health system since 1979 is paradigmatic in relation to the reforms of l...
Equality in access to health care, efficiency in interventions designed to promote, preserve and rec...
What role does the law play in reducing inequalities in health that are unnecessary, avoidable, and ...
Taking the Inter-American System as a standard, through a comparative study, this article analyzes t...
The final research report aims to present the different legal positions that have been developed by ...
Chile has achieved great success in terms of growth and development. However, growing inequalities e...
The social movement that has recently emerged in Chile has demanded the need to reform the current h...
Is right-to-health litigation a suitable strategy for advancing the right to health, or does it rein...
El presente artículo intenta dar cuenta de un debate de relevancia moral, social y política en Chile...
Even in a region characterized by a number of countries with robust constitutions and judicial enfor...