Regulation of Access to Clinical Data in Chile’s New Constitution
Among several important themes, the need to regulate the access to clinical data of patients, also called “interoperability,” arises as a major one.
Constitutional Law
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Read more: When Health Advice Is Hard to Come by, BIPOC Suffer the Consequences When Health Advice Is Hard to Come by, BIPOC Suffer the Consequences
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the tradeoffs at stake for Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) seeking reliable health advice.
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Read more: Chile’s New Constitution, the Right to Health, and Health System Reforms Chile’s New Constitution, the Right to Health, and Health System Reforms
The need to align the constitutional process with long-postponed structural reforms to the health system has become evident in Chile.
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Read more: The Right to Health in the Upcoming Constitutional Debate in Chile The Right to Health in the Upcoming Constitutional Debate in Chile
The upcoming plebiscite presents a historic opportunity to open a debate and incorporate the principles of a right to health into the nation’s constitution.
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Read more: Pragmatism and the Chilean Constitutional Moment Pragmatism and the Chilean Constitutional Moment
A long and dense enumeration of social rights would create high expectations, which could injure the credibility of the new constitution.
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Read more: Regional Insights for Constitutionalizing the Right to Health in Chile Regional Insights for Constitutionalizing the Right to Health in Chile
Significant attention should be paid to the alignment of formal norms with the institutional architecture of the health system.
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Read more: The Democratic Case for Social Rights in Chile’s Constitutional Moment The Democratic Case for Social Rights in Chile’s Constitutional Moment
Four decades after Pinochet’s constitution, Chile has the opportunity to revisit the foundations on which society is built.
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Read more: President Trump’s Tort Reform President Trump’s Tort Reform
By Alex Stein President Trump’s budget for Fiscal Year 2018 proposes a thoroughgoing reform of our medical malpractice system [Executive Office of the President of the United States, Major Savings and Reforms, Budget of the U.S. Government, Fiscal Year 2018, at 114 (2017) (hereinafter, the “Budget”)]. The reform’s stated goals are “[to] reduce defensive medicine ……
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Read more: The Constitutional Implications of Ebola: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights In Times of Health Crises The Constitutional Implications of Ebola: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights In Times of Health Crises
Join us for an important public forum: Constitutional Implications of Ebola: Civil Liberties & Civil Rights In Times of Health Crises This public forum addresses the constitutional and public health implications of Ebola response in the United States. According to state and federal laws, patient information is deemed private and is to be held in…