La autocomposición como mecanismo adecuado para resolver/administrar los litigios derivados de la implementación de las políticas de salud pública

• Marion Spengler, Fabiana ^[1] ; Marion Spengler, Fernando Augusto ^[1] ; Marion Spengler, Pedro Henrique ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidade de Santa Cruz do Sul

     Universidade de Santa Cruz do Sul

     Brasil

     
• Localización: Revista Derecho y Salud, ISSN-e 2591-3476, ISSN 2591-3468, Año 4, Nº. 4, 2020 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Los escenarios de vulnerabilidad y su incidencia en el Derecho a la Salud), págs. 28-38
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Self-composition as a proper mechanism for solving / administering disputes from implementation of public health policies
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  • español

    El tema de este artículo es la autocomposición. El principal problema de investigación que debe responderse es el siguiente: ¿es la autocomposición un mecanismo adecuado para administrar/resolver los litigios derivados de la no implementación de las políticas de salud pública? La hipótesis responde afirmativamente al problema de la investigación.  Del problema surge el objetivo: analizar la autocomposición como un procedimiento adecuado para administrar/resolver los litigios derivados de la no implementación de las políticas de salud pública. Se utilizó, el método deductivo como método de abordaje. Como método de procedimiento se utilizó el método monográfico y como técnica de investigación se aplicó la bibliográfica. La conclusión principal se refiere a la confirmación de la hipótesis en el sentido de que la autocomposición, ejemplificada por la mediación y la conciliación, es el mecanismo adecuado para administrar/resolver litigios derivados de la implementación y práctica de las políticas de salud pública.

      This article focuses on self-composition as a mechanism for managing / resolving disputes arising from public health policies. The main research problem to be answered is: is self-composition an adequate mechanism to manage / resolve disputes arising from the non-implementation of public health policies? The main hypothesis answers the research problem in the affirmative. From the research problem is born the objective: to analyze self-composition as an appropriate procedure to manage / resolve disputes arising from the non-implementation of public health policies. To meet the proposed objective, the deductive method was used as approach method. As a method of procedure the monographic method was used and as a research technique the bibliographic method was applied. The main conclusion concerns the confirmation of the hypothesis that self-composition, exemplified by mediation and conciliation, is an appropriate mechanism to manage / resolve disputes arising from the implementation and practice of public health policies.

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    This article focuses on self-composition as a mechanism for managing / resolving disputes arising from public health policies. The main research problem to be answered is: is self-composition an adequate mechanism to manage / resolve disputes arising from the non-implementation of public health policies? The main hypothesis answers the research problem in the affirmative. From the research problem is born the objective: to analyze self-composition as an appropriate procedure to manage / resolve disputes arising from the non-implementation of public health policies. To meet the proposed objective, the deductive method was used as approach method. As a method of procedure the monographic method was used and as a research technique the bibliographic method was applied. The main conclusion concerns the confirmation of the hypothesis that self-composition, exemplified by mediation and conciliation, is an appropriate mechanism to manage / resolve disputes arising from the implementation and practice of public health policies.