حق المواطنين في الرعاية الصحية في التشريع الجزائري

Abstract EN

The right to health care is a constitutional right of the citizen, and it's an individual right that concerns a person in the singular form, and a collective right that concerns society in prevention, treatment and accompaniment.

however, some situations may require subsidized health care in their favor, with the aim of guaranteeing equal opportunities and effective use of this right.

the right to health care is link to the public interest, its establishment of a general health system, and its dedication of the public facility character.

this right was not present separately from the list of other constitutional principles and rights; rather it is in a relationship that can been monitored through the dialectic of the right to health care with each of them.

it's a relationship that affected the extent of the right to health care, as this right interacts with the principle of equality, the inviolability of the individual, and the right to dignity.

there are also useful constitutional provisions to build the right to health care, including that the state guarantees the prevention, control of epidemic and infectious diseases, environment protection, ensuring the worker's right to protection, security, cleanliness and rest during work, social security, the inviolability of the human person, and the prohibition of any physical or moral violence or infringing dignity.