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Area of Science:

  • Law and Public Health
  • Socio-legal Studies

Background:

  • The right to healthcare is a fundamental civil right.
  • Effective mechanisms are needed to ensure the realization of this right.
  • Public control is increasingly recognized as a vital component of healthcare governance.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To define and characterize public control in the healthcare sector.
  • To analyze the powers and functions of public control subjects.
  • To explore the role of public control in realizing the right to healthcare.

Main Methods:

  • Systemic and structural-functional analysis.
  • Comparative legal research.
  • Analysis of Ukrainian legislation and scholarly works.
  • Study of legal practice and internet resources.

Main Results:

  • Public control in healthcare is defined as an organizational activity without legally significant consequences.
  • Subjects of public control primarily ensure legislative compliance within health institutions.
  • These subjects lack authoritative powers but facilitate citizen participation in healthcare management.

Conclusions:

  • Public control is crucial for upholding the right to healthcare.
  • It complements formal legal mechanisms by ensuring transparency and accountability.
  • Empowering public participation through control enhances healthcare governance and realization of rights.