Publication: Transformación del sistema de salud del Ecuador, período 2007-2013
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2017-06-15
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El cambio de siglo ha traído aparejado, al menos hasta el momento, diferencias en dicha tendencia para otros casos. El siglo XXI en regiones como América Latina, especialmente en países de renta media y desarrollo humano “alto” en el contexto regional, donde existen matrices de bienestar fuertemente institucionalizadas – como Ecuador –; ha traído aparejada una tendencia hacia el fortalecimiento y la ampliación de diferentes políticas asociadas al bienestar de la población en general, y a la asistencia de la población de menores recursos en particular como fin del Buen Vivir – Sumak Kawsay. Dentro de esta tendencia, perfectamente podría ser tomada como ejemplo la Transformación del SNS en Ecuador a partir del año 2008, con la nueva Constitución de la República ecuatoriana. Esta reforma planteó, tanto desde su formulación inicial como durante su posterior aprobación, una serie de cambios de carácter estructural en un sector tan relevante para la arquitectura de bienestar de cualquier país como es la atención sanitaria de su población, y además presentó una serie de principios comunes con otras reformas sectoriales que el Gobierno de la Revolución Ciudadana (RC) planteó en su primera legislatura – desarrollo social y relaciones laborales por ejemplo – y que en conjunto parecen plantear un intento de transformación de la matriz de bienestar, pasando en términos de Esping Andersen (1990), de un régimen de corte corporativo conservador, a un sistema universalista y desmercantilizador, con todas las implicaciones que un cambio de este tipo trae conjuntamente en materia de coaliciones de apoyo, resistencias, bloqueos, nivel de cobertura del servicio, forma de financiamiento y grados y tipos de intervención del poder estatal, entre otras...
The new century has brought with it, at least so far, differences in the trend for other cases. The XXI century in regions like Latin America, especially in middle-income countries and "high" human development in the regional context, where there are arrays of strongly institutionalized welfare such as Ecuador; has brought with it a trend towards strengthening and expanding various policies associated with the welfare of the population in general and assistance to low-income population in particular as the end of Good Living-Sumak Kawsay. Within this trend, it could well be taken as an example Transformation the NHS in Ecuador since 2008, with the new Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. This reform raised both from its initial formulation and during subsequent approval, a number of structural changes in such an important sector for the architecture being of any country like health care of its population, and also presented a series of social development and labor relations for example and that together appear to pose an attempt at transformation matrix wellness happening in terms of common with other sector reforms that the Government of the Citizen Revolution (RC) raised in his first term principles Esping Andersen (1990), a system of corporate cut conservative, a universalist system and decommodifying, with all the implications that a change of this kind brings together in terms of coalitions of support, resistance, blockades, level of service coverage, form of financing and grades and types of intervention of state power, among others...
The new century has brought with it, at least so far, differences in the trend for other cases. The XXI century in regions like Latin America, especially in middle-income countries and "high" human development in the regional context, where there are arrays of strongly institutionalized welfare such as Ecuador; has brought with it a trend towards strengthening and expanding various policies associated with the welfare of the population in general and assistance to low-income population in particular as the end of Good Living-Sumak Kawsay. Within this trend, it could well be taken as an example Transformation the NHS in Ecuador since 2008, with the new Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. This reform raised both from its initial formulation and during subsequent approval, a number of structural changes in such an important sector for the architecture being of any country like health care of its population, and also presented a series of social development and labor relations for example and that together appear to pose an attempt at transformation matrix wellness happening in terms of common with other sector reforms that the Government of the Citizen Revolution (RC) raised in his first term principles Esping Andersen (1990), a system of corporate cut conservative, a universalist system and decommodifying, with all the implications that a change of this kind brings together in terms of coalitions of support, resistance, blockades, level of service coverage, form of financing and grades and types of intervention of state power, among others...
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