MISSION

Contribute to human development just inclusive and sustainable by health promotion as a shared social objective and universal accses to comprehensive and high quality that meet the needs and meet the expectations of the population, while offering career opportunities to providers in a maro equitable funding, use honest, transparent and efficient use of resources and a wide participation.

VISION

In 2030 Mexico aspires to be a country with sustainable human development and equal opportunities. The population will have a level of health that will allow it to develop their abilities fully. In order to achieve true equality of opportunity, it will be necessary asegurarel universal access to health services effective and safe, which will be offered by a health system financially solid, equitable and anticipative. As part of a broad prospective, conducted in late 2006, on Mexico in 2030, a group of health experts analyzed and discussed the desirable future of the national health system. To adequately meet the health needs of Mexicans, the national health system, in the view of participants, should be a system:

• integrated;
• predominantly financed with public resources, but with private participation;
• governed by the Health Ministry;
• sustainable;
• focused on health promotion and disease prevention;
• a model of flexible and designed from the epidemiological and demographic transition by crossing the country, and
• with strong linkages.

On the basis of these desirable characteristics and in congruence with the realization of the four basic functions of health systems (stewardship, financing, resource generation and delivery of services) it was agreed the following vision for the National Health System:

In 2030 Mexico has an integrated health system that guarantees universal access to essential health services to the entire population, predominantly public, but with private participation governed by the Ministry of Health; financially sustainable; people centered, the family and community; effective, efficient, secure and sensitive; focused on health promotion and disease prevention; attentive to the needs of vulnerable groups and that fosters spaces for the training of human resources for health and research.