Contents of Basic Principles of Health Law in China

The basic principles of China Health Law include health protection, prevention first, fairness, social health protection and patient autonomy.

1, principle of health protection: The principle of health protection has two aspects: First, everyone has the right to health protection. Second, everyone has the right to high-quality health protection. In the formulation and implementation of the health law, we should always put the protection of citizens' life and health rights and interests in the first place.

2. Prevention first principle: prevention first is the basic principle and policy of health work in China, and it is also the basic principle that health law must follow. The policy of putting prevention first is determined by the nature of health work and the economic development of China.

3. The principle of fairness: the principle of fairness is to take the balance of interests as the value judgment standard, allocate health resources and coordinate health care activities, so that every member of society can generally get health care.

4. The principle of protecting social health: the principle of protecting social health is essentially to coordinate the relationship between personal interests and social health interests, which is a recognized goal of health laws all over the world.

5. The principle of patient autonomy: The principle of patient autonomy means that patients make reasonable, rational and responsible independent decisions on medical problems related to their own diseases after careful consideration. Safeguarding patients' rights and respecting patients' autonomous consciousness is also one of the basic principles of health law.

Significance of learning health law

1, learning health law is conducive to enriching people's legal knowledge, thus broadening people's horizons.

2. Learning the health law is conducive to the smooth work of the majority of medical workers and can protect the legitimate rights and interests of the majority of medical workers within the scope of the law.

3. Learning health law is conducive to the normal competition and communication among medical workers, thus promoting the healthy development of health undertakings.

4. Learning health law is conducive to strengthening the management of health undertakings, making health undertakings develop orderly and smoothly, thus ensuring better service for the people.