Digitalization of the right to medical assistance: a comparative aspect

Abstract

The article examines how to reflect the impact of digitalization on obtaining personal rights to medical care in Ukraine and the countries of the European Union. In particular, a really comparative analysis of the implementation of this right in domestic and foreign legislation. The positive impact on the process of digitalization of services in the field of health care is substantiated.
 The need for further implementation of digitized services in the field of health care to ensure the right to medical care of a person has been proven, providing a historical analysis of the positive impact. A significant example of a positive impact was the possibility of realizing a certain right in the conditions of martial law, where Ukraine is a unique example, despite military aggression, through the public digitalization of management, in particular in the field of health care.
 The statistics of the impact of digitization of medical services on the level of public health support in the countries of the European Medical Union, as well as the attitude of Europeans to the digitization of services, were analyzed. It has been established that it is still a relevant problem for both citizens of Ukraine and citizens of European countries, to weaken the realization of this right, given the impossibility of making an online appointment with a doctor, conducting an online consultation, taking into account the issue of relevant devices or funds. Protest is predominant among global citizen engagement, after digitized health services, is a convenient tool in today's world.
 Special attention is paid to the unique experience of Ukraine in the development of the digitalization of the right to medical assistance of a person in the conditions of martial law, despite active military aggression, because in these conditions the positive and negative aspects of this legal and social phenomenon are particularly clearly reflected.