Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in European health care systems

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Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in European health care systems

edited by Richard B. Saltman, Reinhard Busse and Elias Mossialos

（European Observatory on Health Care Systems series / edited by Josep Figueras ... [et al.]）

Open University Press, 2002

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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: pb ISBN 9780335209224

内容説明

* What have been the major trends in entrepreneurial behaviour and regulation in European health care? * To what degree do approaches to regulation and entrepreneurialism differ amongst subsectors and countries across Europe? * What does the evidence show about successes and failures, and which successful options are open to policy-makers? A wide range of entrepreneurial initiatives have been introduced within European health care systems during the last decade. While these initiatives promised more efficient management, they also triggered concerns about reduced equity and quality in service provision. This book explores emerging regulatory strategies that seek to capture the benefits of entrepreneurial innovation without sacrificing the core policy objectives of a socially responsible health care system. It opens with an extended essay on current trends and evidence across health care subsectors and across countries, presenting a wide range of alternatives for policy makers, and assessing their relative advantages and disadvantages. It then reviews entrepreneurialism and regulation in specific contexts (such as hospitals, primary health care, social services) and considers related issues including the impact of corruption and the potential lessons from deregulation of public utilities. Regulating Entrepreneurial Behaviour in European Health Care Systems brings together the perspectives of politics, economics, management, medicine, public health and law and will be a valuable resource for students, academics, practitioners and policy makers concerned with health policy and health reform.

目次

Notes on contributors Series editors' preface Foreword Part one: Balancing regulation and entrepreneurialism in Europe's health sector: theory and practice Part two: Conceptual issues Good and bad health sector regulation an overview of the public policy dilemmas What can we learn from the regulation of public utilities? Accreditation and the regulation of quality in health services Corruption as a challenge to effective regulation in the health sector Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in hospitals theory and practice Entrepreneurial behaviour in pharmaceutical markets and the effects of regulation Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in social care Regulating the entrepreneurial behaviour of third-party payers in health care The regulatory environment of general practice an international perspective Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in oral health care services References Index.
巻冊次

: hc ISBN 9780335209231

内容説明

What have been the major trends in entrepreneurial behaviour and regulation in European health care? To what degree do approaches to regulation and entrepreneurialism differ amongst subsectors and countries across Europe? What does the evidence show about successes and failures, and which successful options are open to policy-makers? A wide range of entrepreneurial initiatives have been introduced within European health care systems during the last decade. While these initiatives promised more efficient management, they also triggered concerns about reduced equity and quality in service provision. This book explores emerging regulatory strategies that seek to capture the benefits of entrepreneurial innovation without sacrificing the core policy objectives of a socially responsible health care system. It opens with an extended essay on current trends and evidence across health care subsectors and across countries, presenting a wide range of alternatives for policy makers, and assessing their relative advantages and disadvantages. It then reviews entrepreneurialism and regulation in specific contexts (such as hospitals, primary health care, social services) and considers related issues including the impact of corruption and the potential lessons from deregulation of public utilities. "Regulating Entrepreneurial Behaviour in European Health Care Systems" brings together the perspectives of politics, economics, management, medicine, public health and law and will be a valuable resource for students, academics, practitioners and policy makers concerned with health policy and health reform.

目次

Notes on contributors Series editors' preface Foreword Part one: Balancing regulation and entrepreneurialism in Europe's health sector: theory and practice Part two: Conceptual issues Good and bad health sector regulation an overview of the public policy dilemmas What can we learn from the regulation of public utilities? Accreditation and the regulation of quality in health services Corruption as a challenge to effective regulation in the health sector Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in hospitals theory and practice Entrepreneurial behaviour in pharmaceutical markets and the effects of regulation Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in social care Regulating the entrepreneurial behaviour of third-party payers in health care The regulatory environment of general practice an international perspective Regulating entrepreneurial behaviour in oral health care services References Index.

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