2023, Number 3
Considerations for including the National and State Medical Arbitration Commissions in the General Law Initiative on Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
Guerra ZFJ, Orozco MJA, Hernández ML, González VI
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10.35366/113063
Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 109-115
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ABSTRACT
In compliance with the attributions and compatencies conferred in its Creation Decree, since 1996,1 the National Medical Arbitration Commission has established itself as a body that contributes to the resolution of conflicts arising from the doctor-patient relationship with free, impartial and expeditious, which has privileged the will of the parties in the search for the best solution. The evolution of society and the various relationships and connections of people have evolved together with the needs and expectations that users of medical services have as the diseases that afflict the population and that must be attended to with care have evolved in order to guarantee the constitutional right to health protection. As social relations evolve, the legal framework of reference must adjust to the new national and international criteria that allow regulating the conduct of people who live together in our country and who seek, at a given time, medical attention, from which they can present irregularities that later become disagreements and finally cataloged by CONAMED consultants as complaints that can go through the conciliation or arbitration process to find a solution. These alternative specialized dispute resolution mechanisms undoubtedly require an updated legal framework that allows the best alternative to be guaranteed at all times so that the parties involved can find the best solution using the fewest resources possible, guaranteeing the impartiality and effectiveness of the themselves, so including CONAMED in the General Law of Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms is essential to guarantee the enjoyment of human rights in our country.REFERENCES