Free-Market Illusions: Health Sector Reforms In Uganda 1987–2007

This viewpoint paper compares key features of Scottish (Scottish Government, 2015a) and Norwegian (Norwegian Ministry of Health, 2009) health and social care reforms

However, this change was accompanied by passionate public and political debate on market-based service provision in the health and social sector as it both challenged the

The public health care systems in the Nordic countries provide high quality care almost free of charge to all citizens. However, social inequalities in health persist.

For child and adolescent health, there were four focus areas: 1) Indirect effect of COVID-19 pandemic on care (impact on essential health services and maintaining routine

HTAi Board members also attend meetings of the Forum (the main discussion of the Forum is held alongside the “winter” meeting of the Board), and leading international experts

The current debate on British health care reforms was the reason for a seminar in Oslo on September 21, 2011, which was jointly arranged by The Norwegian Medical Society,

The ideas launched by the Beveridge Commission in 1942 set the pace for major reforms in post-war Britain, and inspired Norwegian welfare programmes as well, with gradual

These overviews should be evidence based and the Norwegian National Institute of Public health has provided so-called health profiles for all municipalities, to be used in the