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. 2021 Dec 8;14:23. doi: 10.18502/jmehm.v14i23.8183

Table 5.

Analysis of the strategic health policy documents and laws: a selection

Title Section/Article /Paragraph/Note Ethical
Theories/Justice
Schools
CIRI Chapter 3 - Nation’s Rights, Article 29 - To enjoy social
security and benefits for retirement, unemployment, old age,
workers’ compensation, lack of guardianship, destitution,
accidents, emergencies, and health and medical treatments
through insurance, etc. is a universal right. In accordance with
the law, the government is obligated to use the proceeds from
the national income and public contributions to provide the
abovementioned services and financial support for each and
every one of the citizens.
Fundamental welfare
benefits/entitlements
The
Organizations
and Duties of
the MOHME
Act
6 - Planning for the equitable distribution of manpower and
other facilities (medical education and health facilities)
throughout the country with emphasis on fulfilling the
priorities of health programs and meeting the needs of
underserved areas.
The planning and
decision-making
initiatives by health
authorities;
Fundamental welfare
benefits/entitlements
20-YVDIRI Social, political, defense and security affairs:
12 - Efforts should be made to achieve social justice, provide
equal opportunities, and promote indices such as education,
health, food supply, increased per capita income, and fight
against corruption.
Fundamental welfare
benefits/entitlements;
Fundamental freedoms;
Community values
MPH 9 - Quantitative and qualitative development of health
insurances aiming at:
9-1- providing universal basic health insurance.
9-2- Covering all basic treatment needs for all members of the
community and reducing out-of-pocket payments so that
patients will have no concern other than the suffering due to
their disease.
9-3- Provision of services beyond basic insurance by
supplementary insurance companies within the framework of
transparent legal instructions to always maintain a desirable
quality of basic medical services.
9-4- Determining a package of comprehensive health services
covered by both the basic and supplementary insurances under
the Ministry of Health and Medical Education, overseeing the
purchase of these packages by the insurance system, and
supervising the correct distribution of the packages by
eliminating unnecessary measures and costs in the process of
testing, diagnosis and treatment.
9-5- Strengthening the competitive market for health insurance
services.
9-6- Developing evidence-based and value-added tariffs for
healthcare services with the same real technical right for
governmental and non-governmental sectors.
Fundamental welfare
benefits/entitlements;
The planning and
decision-making
initiatives by health
authorities; Personal
choice