HEALTH GUARANTEE THROUGH CIVIL INQUIRY

Abstract

This research aims to deepen the study of the right to health in the face of neglect of the public health system that has not been providing its citizens with the minimum necessary to guarantee the dignity of the human person, addressing constitutional principles, fundamental norms of character, and jus-philosophical theses. The right to health has a very remote origin, more precisely in the social state of law, but it became effectively known after the French Revolution in the 18th century, as well as by the Second World War. Since then, several democratic constitutions have begun to insert in their fundamental norms the right to health as a pillar for maintaining the dignity of the person, as well as establishing it as an inherent right to the individual. Subsequently, the analysis of the dignity of the human person will become the central point of the right to health. Finally, we will share the understanding to which these authors, after much research and studies, have joined.