
doi: 10.35366/100351
espanolEn este articulo se formula una presentacion del derecho a la salud con perspectiva de derechos humanos. Se considera importante que se realicen modificaciones en el Sistema Nacional de Salud mexicano a fin de ampliar el acceso a los servicios sanitarios. El Instituto de Salud para el Bienestar (INSABI) se ostenta como un avance en proteccion social pero no mejora la condicion de sanidad de la poblacion, debido a que el Sistema Nacional de Salud se encuentra fragmentado y deberia modificarse la estructura. Tambien es fundamental que se atienda a factores socioeconomicos y otras aristas que presentan vinculacion directa con la sanidad, debido a que los derechos de la humanidad son una unidad y si se atienden individualmente se produce la deficiencia de todos, tanto en su proteccion como en su desarrollo efectivo. EnglishThis article formulates the right to health from a human rights perspective. It is considered important that modifications be made to the Mexican National Health System to expand access to health services. INSABI is boasted as an advance in social protection but it does not improve the health condition of the people, because the National Health System is fragmented and the structure must be modified. It is also essential that socio-economic factors and other rights that are directly linked to health be addressed, since human rights are a unit
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