Litovkina, M.I. Role of the social state in guarantees of medicinal security in implementation of the constitutional right for the health protection.

Abstract: The author analyses the main characteristics of the social state (with the priority for the protection of vital social human rights), as a theoretical doctrine, a constitutional formula and a social policy within the framework of globalization with the variety of global threats. The author emphasizes that among the global threats to health one should consider the negative effects of medications, including the problem of medication safety, since about a quarter of diseases on the planet are the result of its violations The article also focuses on the problem of patient safety (such as «the ability to reduce the risk of harm associated with health services to an acceptable minimum»), particularly taking into account that the health of the population is currently considered to be the primary goal for the national security, and the security of an individual and citizen is recognized to be of the social, constitutional and legal value. Therefore, the implementation of the constitutional right to health protection is possible within the safe health care system, providing for the safe medical activities, including using the safe medications. The task of medicinal safety can be fulfilled by the guarantees of the right for the health protection; by the individual and governmental activities, which are aimed to protect and defend this right, as well as due to the development of certain legal rules (through the development and improvement of legislation on health care, as well as its structural components, – the legislation on the circulation of medications), which is impossible without the purposive activity of Russia, as a socially oriented state.

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