Revue Algérienne des Sciences Juridiques et Politiques
Volume 62, Numéro 3, Pages 128-143
2025-09-28
Authors : Senoussaoui Somia .
The constitutional and legal safeguards of health rights underscore the pivotal role of public health facilities in delivering healthcare services. These institutions, staffed by civil servants, extend a gamut of services ranging from medical and therapeutic to administrative, embodying the state's commitment to health rights. The operational dynamics of these facilities often precipitate incidents where beneficiaries may suffer harm, thereby invoking considerations of administrative liability. This form of liability mandates compensatory measures from the state for harms inflicted by lawful or unlawful acts during operational duties. Such liabilities are not only central to the jurisprudential development of administrative law but have also evolved significantly in response to the unique operational risks associated with public health services and the rapid progression of medical conditions and pandemics.
Public health facilities; administrative liability; fault; risks.
Mordjane Ibtissam
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Bouzaher Nessrine
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pages 705-723.
Lechab Safa
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Hamdi Pacha Nadia
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pages 123-156.
Chekroun Meriem
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pages 44-56.
محمودي بشير
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خمقاني كريمة
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ص 1-14.