One of the goals for Rights and Health Care is to:

The goal of improving the quality of health care is fundamental within the framework of Rights and Health Care. This approach emphasizes the recognition and respect for individuals’ rights while ensuring that the services provided meet a high standard of care. High-quality health care is associated with better health outcomes, enhanced patient satisfaction, and increased efficiency within the health care system.

Investing in the quality of care often involves continuously evaluating and improving practices, employing evidence-based approaches, engaging patients in their care, and ensuring that health care systems are responsive to individual needs. By focusing on quality, health care providers can uphold the rights of patients, fostering trust and promoting health equity.

Enhancing the quality of health care aligns with ethical standards and human rights principles, ensuring that everyone has access to safe and effective care while maintaining their dignity and autonomy. In contrast, maximizing costs, limiting autonomy, or reducing access to services would undermine the fundamental rights that health care systems are designed to protect and promote.