Медицинское право в сферах управления здравоохранением на разных уровнях социальной организации

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В эпоху нарастания глобальных кризисных процессов актуализируется проблема здоровья человека и общества. Существует потребность разработки общих юридических основ медицинского права и управления здравоохранением на всех структурных уровнях организации социума - государственном, международном, глобальном.

Медицинское право, управление здравоохранением, государственный, международный и глобальный уровни

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/14136891

IDR: 14136891   |   УДК: 340:614.2   |   DOI: 10.24412/2220-2404-2024-8-4

Medical law in the areas of healthcare management at different levels of social organization

In an era of increasing global crisis processes, the problem of human and social health is becoming more urgent. There is a need to develop general legal foundations of medical law and healthcare management at all structural levels of social organization - state, international, global. Goal: to identify the features of the state, international and global levels of medical law and possible ways of their structural and organizational interaction. Methodology: dialectical, systemic; methods of analysis and synthesis, as well as historical, comparative and axiological knowledge. Research results. In modern legal knowledge, new branches are being formed at different levels of social organization. These include medical law, and within it the area of legal management of healthcare and medical activities. A common legal terminology related to this is being formed, and rule-making is underway. In our country, this is Russian medical law, which is based on Law № 323-FZ (which lays the foundations for the organization and management of healthcare), as well as on other legal documents. At the same time, there is an active process of development of international medical law and global health governance based on WHO. There is still a search for agreement not only on basic legal norms, but even on defining a common name for the new global branch of law in health care.