DA RESPONSABILIDADE DE PROTEGER À RESPONSABILIDADE DE CUIDAR: A CONSTRUÇÃO DE UM PARADIGMA DE INTERVENÇÃO EM CRISES SANITÁRIAS

Lucilia Barros

Autores

Lucília Napoleão Barros

Palavras-chave:

Saúde, Direito Humano, Responsabilidade

Resumo

O direito à saúde, quando reconhecido como um direito humano, adquire uma dimensão jurídica e moral que ultrapassa a simples satisfação de necessidades básicas. O presente texto explora, em primeiro plano, a concepção do direito à saúde como direito humano e suas implicações na formulação de políticas públicas. Em seguida, analisa as obrigações estatais relativas à promoção desse direito, destacando a distinção entre o direito de estar saudável e o direito a condições adequadas de saúde.

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