Peru Health Policy Guidelines 2021
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ScribdTranslationsSUMMARY OF THE
POLICY GUIDELINES
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HEALTH SECTOR AS OF 2021
HEALTH POLICY GUIDELINES
Addressing the issue of health in Peru is
a task as complex as reality
national, mosaic of cultures and worldviews,
so different how the own
national geography. The unequal
distribution of economic resources,
humans and materials, mark great
differences between population groups no
only in terms of diseases
what affects them and how they do it, but
regarding its conditions and quality of
life.
GUIDELINES FOR HEALTH POLICIES
On the other hand, it is evident that our current system of
health proves to be ineffective in addressing the health of the entire
population, therefore it is essential to introduce changes that
respond to the demands of the population.
HEALTH POLICIES
Health policy refers to the set of norms
regulations and guidelines that exist for operation,
finances and the provision of healthcare
real deformity. Health policy encompasses a
series of related problems,
including the financing of assistance
sanitary, public health, the preventive health
chronic diseases, disability, the
long-term care and mental health.
HEALTH POLICIES
Definition:
Políticas de salud son el marco donde se desenvuelven los
individuals of a country through their organizations,
companies, communities, and they can exercise their activities.
The Ministry of Health with the entities and
dependencies
public and private establishes policy guidelines of
health for achieving short, medium, and long-term activities
deadline, and be able to meet the social demands that arise from
the unmet needs of the population.
These health policies occur at different levels, from
the one that occurs at the legislative level (macro) such as the
decisions made at the (micro) level in the
institutions, health centers etc. We make policies of
health when we decide to do some things and not others, when
las realizamos de un modo y no de otro.
NATIONAL POLICIES OF MANDATORY
COMPLIANCE
SUPREME DECREE
N°027-2007-PCM
Define and establish the National Policies of mandatory
compliance for entities of the National Government
SUPREME DECREE No. 025-2010-PCM
Supreme Decree that modifies numeral 10 of the article
Article 2 of Supreme Decree No. 027-2007-PCM that defines and
establishes the National Policies as mandatory
compliance for the entities of the National Government
NATIONAL MANDATORY POLICIES
COMPLIANCE
In terms of decentralization
2. ON THE MATTER OF EQUALITY BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN
3. IN MATTERS OF YOUTH
4. IN RELATION TO THE ANDINO, AMAZONIAN PEOPLES,
AFRO-PERUVIANS AND ASIAN-PERUVIANS
5. IN RELATION TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
6. ON THE SUBJECT OF INCLUSION
7. IN TERMS OF TECHNOLOGICAL EXTENSION, MEDIUM
ENVIRONMENT AND COMPETITIVENESS
8. IN RELATION TO THE INCREASE IN CAPACITIES
SOCIAL
9. ON EMPLOYMENT AND SMEs
10. IN MATTERS OF ADMINISTRATIVE SIMPLIFICATION
11. ON ANTI-CORRUPTION POLICY
12. IN MATTERS OF SECURITY AND DEFENSE POLICY
NATIONAL
NATIONAL AND SUPRANATIONAL POLICIES
For the formulation of HEALTH PLANS, the following must be taken into account:
the supranational development commitments, the national policy framework of
State and the strategic guidelines of government policy.
In that sense, the supranational framework is provided by the Sustainable Development Goals.
from the Millennium to 2015, which Peru has committed to achieve, within the framework
of the United Nations. The National Policy of the State is defined by the
National Agreement and the Agreement of Political Parties in Health that have a
horizon that does not go beyond 2012; however, the Bicentennial Plan - Peru
by 2021, expand that horizon to the year 2021, having been approved by
the National Agreement, thus becoming the framework for policy
national development. In this context, the Ministry of Health has developed the
Sector Policy Guidelines 2011-2016, which adjust the guidelines of the
National Concerted Health Plan to the Bicentennial Plan and are established in
guidelines of the Institutional Strategic Plan of the Ministry of Health and its
dependencies.
STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK
• Millennium Objectives.
• National Agreement.
LONG TERM
• Bicentennial Plan.
• National Concerted Health Plan
• Objectives Strategic
MEDIUM TERM 2012-2016.
2000 2002 2010 2012 2015 2016 2021
THE BICENTENNIAL PLAN
Peru by 2021 has six national strategic objectives:
A state based on the full enforcement of fundamental rights and
the respect for the dignity of individuals.
A competitive economy based on massive generation of
jobs with
high productivity.
A economy that offers equality of opportunities and unrestricted access to
the services.
4. An economic growth based on sustainable use of
natural resources.
5. Development of adequate and distributed infrastructure
adequately
among the regions.
6. Achieve an efficient public management from the State that facilitates
governability and reach all sectors of society and corners of
country.
• To provide quality education and health services.
NATIONAL CONCERTED HEALTH PLAN 2007-2020
3.1 HEALTH POLICY GUIDELINES 2007 - 2020:
Comprehensive health care for women and children prioritizing actions
of
promotion and prevention.
2. Surveillance, prevention, and control of communicable diseases
non-communicable.
3. Universal Coverage.
4. Decentralization of the health function at the Regional Government level
Local
5. Progressive improvement of access to quality health services.
6. Development of Human Resources
Quality medications for everyone.
8. Financing based on results.
9. Development of the rectorate and the health information system.
10. Citizen Participation in Health.
11. Improvement of other health determinants
BENEFITS IN THE POPULATION
1.-That the population is protected from health risks in the environment in which it lives.
2.- That the population actively participates in taking care of their health and benefits from
disease prevention actions.
More citizens should be insured and their out-of-pocket health expenses should decrease.
4.-That citizens address their most common health needs in networks.
nearest health integrated centers with resolution capacity.
5.-That service users are attended to by competent health personnel
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moved both in urban areas and in areas
rural.
BENEFITS IN THE POPULATION
6.-That users have access to quality and affordable medications
cost. 7.- That users receive quality health services, timely.
and suitable for their culture.
8.-That users access the benefits they require
regardless of where they are insured (exchange of
services). 9.- That people have coverage for care of the
main catastrophic diseases regardless of where they live or how much
they win.
10.-That citizens exercise their health rights with the support of a
recognized supervising institution.