Health Legislation

Health legislation refers to laws and regulations that govern public health, healthcare services, and the wellbeing of individuals in a society. These laws may address issues such as patient rights, access to medical care, disease prevention, and safety standards for healthcare providers. Health legislation aims to protect the health of the population, ensure quality care, and oversee the practices of medical professionals and institutions. By establishing legal frameworks, it seeks to promote equitable access to healthcare, enhance health outcomes, and manage public health crises effectively.