Public administration as a subject of protection of the rights of the medical sphere

Abstract

In this scientific article, the author conducted a study of public administration as a subject of protection of the rights of patients in the medical field. With the implementation of the health care reform, a new vision of providing medical care and medical services to patients is provided, new approaches to the system of financing health care facilities and paying for medical care and medical services by patients are introduced, levels of medical care are determined depending on complexity. medicine and state guarantees of medical care, etc. However, the successful implementation of the goals and objectives of medical reform is not possible without a legal basis and systematic and coordinated activities of authorized public administration entities in the study area of administration.
 The main task of public administration of the medical sphere is to ensure a patient-oriented system, to ensure fair universal coverage of health services for the entire population of the country.
 The system of public administration bodies that protect patients' rights has a hierarchical structure. The availability of electronic databases of patients, medicines and drugs, electronic health care system facilitates the diverse interaction of competent entities to ensure the rights, freedoms and interests of patients in the exercise of their constitutional right to health care.
 It is important to bring the guilty officials, officials and employees of health care facilities to criminal, administrative, disciplinary and civil liability in case of violation of patients 'rights, ie that these rules are not declarative, but are an effective mechanism for protecting patients' rights.
 It is determined that public administration as a subject of protection of patients' rights in the medical sphere is a system of executive bodies and bodies exercising delegated powers in the field of health care, the purpose of which is to guarantee the constitutional right to health care, ensuring timely, continuous, highly professional provision of health care services to patients in case they apply to health care institutions, as well as bringing persons who violate the rights of patients to justice.