Généralités sur le cadre juridique du système de santé congolais : une analyse organisationnelle et fonctionnelle

Gloria LUBAKI SITA

doi:10.5771/2363-6262-2020-4-525

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- 497–498 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 497–498
- 499–500 Foreword Stefanie Rothenberger, Hartmut Hamann Stefanie Rothenberger, Hartmut Hamann 499–500
- 501–524 Challenges of devolved health care in Kenya: an analysis of the policy and legislative framework Naomi GICHUKI Naomi GICHUKI 501–524
- 525–543 Généralités sur le cadre juridique du système de santé congolais : une analyse organisationnelle et fonctionnelle Gloria LUBAKI SITA Gloria LUBAKI SITA 525–543
- 544–568 Legal framework to ensure sufficient medical equipment, to train medical staff and to observe sanitary standards Theresa U. AKPOGHOME Theresa U. AKPOGHOME 544–568
- 569–580 The Healthcare Delivery System in Nigeria: Legal Framework, Obstacles and Challenges to Providing a Public Insurance System Darlynton Okiemute OFEKEZE Darlynton Okiemute OFEKEZE 569–580
- 581–593 Local agricultural production in Kenya: legal framework, obstacles and challenges George KASHINDI George KASHINDI 581–593
- 594–600 Local industrial production in EAC & Uganda (reflecting on the AfCFTA and the emergence of COVID-19): legal framework Gloria KEMBABAZI Gloria KEMBABAZI 594–600
- 601–620 The regulation of harmful tax competition in the EAC: current status, challenges, and ways forward Pie HABIMANA Pie HABIMANA 601–620
- 621–630 Legal incentives to diversify agricultural production in Uganda (suggesting lessons for the EAC) John OSAPIRI John OSAPIRI 621–630
- 631–641 Public water and waste management in Nigeria: legal framework, obstacles and challenges. Lohya Ibrahim LAKAI Lohya Ibrahim LAKAI 631–641
- 642–652 Public water and waste management in Uganda: the legal framework, obstacles and challenges Asiimwe JACKLINE Asiimwe JACKLINE 642–652
- 653–666 Healthcare system in the rural region (local government) of Nigeria: legal framework, obstacles and challenges to provide medical care Rita Dashe SELKUR Rita Dashe SELKUR 653–666
- 667–667 Impressum 667–667
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KAS African Law Study Library , Seite 525 - 543

Généralités sur le cadre juridique du système de santé congolais : une analyse organisationnelle et fonctionnelle

Autoren

Gloria LUBAKI SITA

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/2363-6262-2020-4-525
- ISSN online: 2363-6262
Abstract

This article reviews the Congolese health system as organized by the legislative and regulatory Act. There is no perfect model for a health system since each country organizes the system considering political, economic and social realities. The paper draws a parallel between, on the one hand, the political and administrative organisation of the Congolese state and the health structure, on the other hand, the adaptation of the health system into the social context of the country. It appears that territorial decentralization and the sharing of competences between the central government and the provinces could explain the pyramidal structure of the Heath system : The central government fixes the main orientations on health policy and the devolved services are aimed for implementing bodies, meanwhile the provinces only provide a technical assistance. According to the functional perspective, we describe a many-faceted system, due to the lack of a real social insurance coverage policies. Instead we find what we could call a system of adaptation made from private mutual insurance.

Résumé

This article reviews the Congolese health system as organized by the legislative and regulatory Act. There is no perfect model for a health system since each country organizes the system considering political, economic and social realities. The paper draws a parallel between, on the one hand, the political and administrative organisation of the Congolese state and the health structure, on the other hand, the adaptation of the health system into the social context of the country. It appears that territorial decentralization and the sharing of competences between the central government and the provinces could explain the pyramidal structure of the Heath system : The central government fixes the main orientations on health policy and the devolved services are aimed for implementing bodies, meanwhile the provinces only provide a technical assistance. According to the functional perspective, we describe a many-faceted system, due to the lack of a real social insurance coverage policies. Instead we find what we could call a system of adaptation made from private mutual insurance.
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