Ley 1392 de 2010 | Ley 1392 de 2010 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 1392 de 2010

This provision is the preamble to Law 1392 of 2010, stating that it recognizes orphan diseases as being of special interest and adopts rules to protect the Colombian state’s social protection of affected people and their caregivers.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 1392 de 2010
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Language
es
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This provision is the preamble to Law 1392 of 2010, stating that it recognizes orphan diseases as being of special interest and adopts rules to protect the Colombian state’s social protection of affected people and their caregivers. La ley says the National Government must take necessary actions to provide health care for people with rare diseases. Define qué se entiende por enfermedades huérfanas y obliga al Ministerio de la Protección Social a emitir y actualizar una lista unificada cada dos años. El Gobierno Nacional debe reconocer de interés nacional las enfermedades huérfanas para facilitar el acceso a salud, tratamiento y rehabilitación de las personas diagnosticadas. The State must ensure health care for people with rare diseases, and the National Government must promote equality and take measures against discrimination.

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