
Este artículo es una reflexión sobre cómo la interculturalidad entendida como el camino para mejorar la salud de la población boliviana, unida al concepto de vivir bien, no está contribuyendo a la mejora de la calidad de vida y de salud de las poblaciones más vulnerables del país. El discurso va unido a la intención de salvar la vida en su más amplio sentido, sin embargo, para ello es necesario la toma de decisiones sobre la salud ambiental y la política extractivista que no son tomados en cuenta en los problemas de salud que afectan a las pueblos indígenas, población a la que se dirigen los aspectos interculturales de la reforma de salud.
This article is a reflection on how interculturality, understood as the way to improve the health of the Bolivian population and coupled with the concept of living well, is not contributing to improving the quality of life and health of the most vulnerable populations in the country. The discourse is coupled with the intention of saving lives in its broadest sense; however, for this it is necessary to make decisions about environmental health and extractivist policies that are not taken into account in the health issues affecting indigenous communities, a population targeted by the intercultural aspects of the health reform.
Salud Ambiental; Salud de poblaciones indígenas; Reforma de la atención de salud, Bolivia, salud ambiental, reforma de la atención de salud, bolivia, Medicine (General), Bolivia, Cultural Characteristics, R, R5-920, salud de poblaciones indígenas, Health Care Reform, Environmental Health; Health of indigenous peoples; Health care reform, Bolivia, Medicine, Health Services, Indigenous, Humans, Medicine, Traditional
Salud Ambiental; Salud de poblaciones indígenas; Reforma de la atención de salud, Bolivia, salud ambiental, reforma de la atención de salud, bolivia, Medicine (General), Bolivia, Cultural Characteristics, R, R5-920, salud de poblaciones indígenas, Health Care Reform, Environmental Health; Health of indigenous peoples; Health care reform, Bolivia, Medicine, Health Services, Indigenous, Humans, Medicine, Traditional
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