Análisis de elementos problemáticos en el régimen subsidiado en salud en Colombia 2002 – 2012 

Abstract

The decade of the nineties was for our country one of the most active periods in terms of institutional reforms, and the vertiginous implementation of these reforms entailed a substantial alteration of the traditional obligations of the State acquired in the decades preceding the so-called "Economic Opening". The Political Charter derived from the constitutional reform of 1991, was framed in the constitutional precept called Social State of Law, a principle of a legal-political nature that would henceforth govern the missionary work of the Colombian State. In turn, the new constitution laid the foundations for a profound transformation in the General Social Security System, creating new institutions for the provision of health services, modifying the relations established between the State and the citizens and changing the course of public policy on health and social protection. One of the most important components created by the new general Social Security law