transformation of health system in ecuador

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Abstract
Objective: To describe the transformations of the structure of the health system in Ecuador, taking into account the constitutional and policy context of that country, and to reflect on the historical context in which it occurred and its implications for the welfare of the people from Ecuador. Materials and methods: A bibliographic review was made, beginning with the regulations of Ecuador since the Constitution of 1979, where health is considered as a right, passing by the Organic Law of Health, the Social Security Act, among others, including the last reform of the Constitution in 2008. Results: The transformation of the Health System of Ecuador is the result of the action of economic and political forces, both internal and external, that have affected this country throughout the studied period.
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Authors ;Wilson Giovanni Jiménez Barbosa;María Luisa Granda Kuffo;Diana Margoth Ávila Guzmán;Leidy Johanna Cruz Díaz;Julián Camilo Flórez Parra;Luisa Silvana Mejía;Diana Carolina Vargas Suárez
Journal advanced structured materials
Year 2017
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10.22267/rus.171901.76
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