Use the transposition of Directive 2006/123/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of 12 December 2006 on services in the market, to frame the reform announced professional services sector, making emphasis on compulsory licensing of professional associations, it is striking up to the directive itself, since the Services Directive adopted in the framework of the Lisbon strategy aims at creating an internal market for services by introducing principles of general application for access and exercise of service activities within the Union, which serve to eliminate legal and administrative barriers that restrict unreasonably the development of these activities between Member States.
As justified in the first of its recitals, the European Community is seeking to forge ever closer links between states and peoples of Europe and ensure economic and social progress. Under Article 14, paragraph 2 of the Treaty, the internal market comprises an area without internal frontiers in which he is guaranteed the free movement of services, in turn, the Article 43 guarantees freedom of establishment and Article 49 provides the freedom to provide services within the Community. The elimination of barriers to the development of service activities between Member States is vital to strengthen the integration of the peoples of Europe and to promote balanced economic and social progress and sustainable.
If the justification for the existence of the Professional Association as an institution even more constitutionally protected as an institution, is to incorporate a guarantee against the company, that professionals act properly in practice. Well, ultimately, professional activities directly affect the citizens themselves who collect the professional services, compromising fundamental values \u200b\u200bsuch as life, health, physical integrity, security, freedom, honor ... citizens trust the professionals, can hardly conceive of a professional body as a barrier that may hinder the development of service activities between Member States and more to deregulate.
The document made public by the Medical Association entitled "Social Democratic Legitimacy of the joining Universal Medical Profession," highlights the main lines of why the social democratic legitimacy and the joining Universal, analyzing all the elements for the maintenance of licensing as universal for the entire medical profession, and especially from the point of view of European legislation, which the study notes that in other European countries do not see any similar case in the transposition of Directive 2006/123/EC European Parliament and the Council of 12 December 2006 on services in the internal market, to what is being proposed in our country.
Besides the role of health authorities and governing the organization of services, health care, both public health and to individual conditions requires trust between stakeholders, patients and professionals provide health care, making essential the presence of professional associations and corporations who are typically entrusted to regulate the exercise of the profession to ensure the integrity and professional ethics and progress in the training of health professionals and the quality of care.
The origin of the right to health in the hands of medical ethics implies that the form of services, but takes place within either the health system, and although its guiding principles and techniques have evolved , is conducting follow the model of health professional-patient relationship, which continues to prevail on the ratio of system-user-client.
Posted in Medical Writing on Tuesday, February 8, 2011. Number 1392. Year VII.
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