The Rise of the Regulatory State in Health Care. A Comparative Analysis of the Netherlands, Italy and England
- Helderman, J.K.
- Bevan, G.
- France, G.
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Contains fulltext : 111883.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)22 p
In this paper, changing modes of regulation (hierarchy, self-regulation, and market) in health care ...
The paper attempts to explain the changing role of the state in OECD healthcare systems. The analysi...
textabstractThe 2006 health care reform in the Netherlands attracted widespread international intere...
In a relatively short time, regulation has become a significant and distinct feature of how modern s...
The Netherlands and England are near neighbours whose health care systems have much in common and wh...
The volume examines changes in regulatory rules, organizations and policies across several European...
Contains fulltext : 198127.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
"In this paper, changing modes of regulation (hierarchy, self-regulation, and market) in health care...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:4335.321(HSE-CRR--84/1996) / BLDSC -...
Are advanced industrialized countries converging on a market response to reform their systems of soc...
Gerlinger T. Competitive Transformation and State Regulation in Social Health Insurance Countries. G...
Governments across the western world face new demands to achieve greater efficiency and responsivene...
Following its election in 1997, the UK Labour Government embarked upon a 10 year program of reform o...
The major elements of the Norwegian hospital reform in 2002 were a state takeover of ownership of ho...
The term ‘regulatory state ’ entered the vocabulary of students of European Politics over twelve yea...
In this paper, changing modes of regulation (hierarchy, self-regulation, and market) in health care ...
The paper attempts to explain the changing role of the state in OECD healthcare systems. The analysi...
textabstractThe 2006 health care reform in the Netherlands attracted widespread international intere...
In a relatively short time, regulation has become a significant and distinct feature of how modern s...
The Netherlands and England are near neighbours whose health care systems have much in common and wh...
The volume examines changes in regulatory rules, organizations and policies across several European...
Contains fulltext : 198127.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
"In this paper, changing modes of regulation (hierarchy, self-regulation, and market) in health care...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:4335.321(HSE-CRR--84/1996) / BLDSC -...
Are advanced industrialized countries converging on a market response to reform their systems of soc...
Gerlinger T. Competitive Transformation and State Regulation in Social Health Insurance Countries. G...
Governments across the western world face new demands to achieve greater efficiency and responsivene...
Following its election in 1997, the UK Labour Government embarked upon a 10 year program of reform o...
The major elements of the Norwegian hospital reform in 2002 were a state takeover of ownership of ho...
The term ‘regulatory state ’ entered the vocabulary of students of European Politics over twelve yea...
In this paper, changing modes of regulation (hierarchy, self-regulation, and market) in health care ...
The paper attempts to explain the changing role of the state in OECD healthcare systems. The analysi...
textabstractThe 2006 health care reform in the Netherlands attracted widespread international intere...
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