2019
DOI: 10.37293/sapientiae51.02
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El pacto por México: una reflexión sobre sistema precario de salud mexicano

Abstract: La discusión sobre el desarrollo del sistema de salud mexicano se ha caracterizado por los procesos internos/externos orientados a concebir un modelo que pudiera solventar las necesidades estructurales de la sociedad civil para generar un sistema acorde a los principios de cobertura, universalidad, calidad y eficiencia, teniendo en cuenta las nociones expuestas por Dantés (2011), Mercedes (2013) y Puig (2015) entre otros. Así pues, la finalidad del presente artículo de investigación, radica en generar una disc… Show more

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“…Likewise, the Mexican health system has four types of users: those who work in federal and state government agencies, with access to ISSSTE, SDN, PEMEX and SMN; those employed by the private sector and certain government agencies who can access the IMSS; those who can afford private health insurance and those who are not affiliated and have no formal or informal employment, who can access SSA services 17 . As can be seen from the above, segmentation became a key factor in the exclusion of many sectors of informal workers who were excluded from state funding schemes for state employees.…”
Section: The Neoliberal Phase and Changes In Access To Health Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Likewise, the Mexican health system has four types of users: those who work in federal and state government agencies, with access to ISSSTE, SDN, PEMEX and SMN; those employed by the private sector and certain government agencies who can access the IMSS; those who can afford private health insurance and those who are not affiliated and have no formal or informal employment, who can access SSA services 17 . As can be seen from the above, segmentation became a key factor in the exclusion of many sectors of informal workers who were excluded from state funding schemes for state employees.…”
Section: The Neoliberal Phase and Changes In Access To Health Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Desde la década de 1980, el advenimiento internacional del neoliberalismo como ideología económica dominante trajo al sistema mexicano de salud la reducción del gasto público, la atención primaria selectiva, la mercantilización de ese sector, la descentralización y un alto grado de privatización de los servicios de salud (Frenk, 2011) citado en Benhumea (2019). De hecho, a decir de Benhumea (2019):…”
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