Right to health in international and national law: an assessment of the effectiveness of legislation in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract

The article examines the current problems of improving legislation in the field of healthcare in the Republic of Kazakhstan as one of the key mechanisms for the realization of citizens' rights to receive medical care and health protection. International treaties establish basic standards in the field of ensuring the right to health, while special ones regulate certain sectors of the health system.

The purpose of the study is to identify defects, contradictions and conflicts in the legal regulation of regulatory legal acts in the field of healthcare.

Special attention is paid to ensuring the authenticity of the texts of regulatory legal acts in Kazakh and Russian languages and improving normative activity.

The scientific and practical significance of the publication is caused by the need to develop an effective regulatory framework in the field of healthcare.

The methodological basis of this article consists of the following methods of scientific knowledge: analysis, synthesis, deduction, induction, comparative legal method.

The research materials include scientific literature in the field of rulemaking, international treaties, and the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The analysis results in the identified conflicts and contradictions in the regulation of the age of youth, the issuance of a certificate by the MСC, the mechanism of co-payment, as well as the identified inconsistencies in the texts of regulatory legal acts.

The value of the conducted research is the development of specific recommendations and proposals for improving legislation and improving the effectiveness of application of law.

The practical significance of the results of the work is due to the fact that it has become possible to use them in standard-setting activities, scientific legal expertise of regulatory legal acts and the formation of proposals to improve the effectiveness of legal regulation of public relations in the field of healthcare.