Principles of Proper Procedure Formation for the Provision of Administrative Services in the Field of Health Care

  • Sopilko I
  • Vinetska R
  • Novytska N
  • et al.
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The article bases and determines the principles of the formation of appropriate procedures for the provision of administrative services in the field of health care. The deductive methodology used ensures the formation of non-conflict statements on the principles built on European democratic values. The desirability of classifying these principles into three groups has been demonstrated according to the criterion of the limits of the formation of the fundamentals (principles) of regulation: general legal principles, regulatory principles of good governance. Improving existing legislation underpins the importance of considering the principle of legal certainty, which stipulates the need to avoid the priority of regulating procedures for the provision of administrative services in general and in the field of health, in particular through the use of statutes. It is concluded that the further development of e-government is proposed as one of the implementing directions of the European experience, as well as the experience of the United States and Great Britain in organizing the provision of administrative services in the field of health care.

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Sopilko, I. M., Vinetska, R. M., Novytska, N. B., & Lyubchik, O. (2021). Principles of Proper Procedure Formation for the Provision of Administrative Services in the Field of Health Care. Cuestiones Políticas, 39(68), 399–414. https://doi.org/10.46398/cuestpol.3968.25

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