Social security risk in health and social projection: toward complete wellbeing

Abstract

Based on documentary research methodology (Textual, Intertextual and Contextual), it seeks to establish the systemic condition of the different administrative systems related to health as "complete well-being", beyond the absence of disease, and define the relationship that each level of system has with health. The General Social Security System in Health -SGSSS- is more than assistance: it is an economic response to risks: it reduces frequency, mitigates impacts, and exceeds residual impacts. It is, therefore, a System for Risk Management -SAR-The "Health" (WHO), as "complete well-being", facilitates seeing the SGSSS within the Social Protection System -SPS- with Social Risk Management -MSRand allows to reach well-being given the diversity of origins of the risks managed.