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New study: Social media – nothing for Swedish healthcare?
In Sweden - with a very high IT-penetration and many users of social media - healthcare is reluctant to open up for such communication with patients. A new HCP study, looking into the totality of Swedish publicly funded healthcare, shows that few healthcare regions apply social media for external use. But there are a few limited efforts, mainly in the big cities, where foremost Stockholm has opened the healthcare guide system for Facebook.
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The economy of the European Union members lacks integration. 70 percent of the GDP consist of services but the trade of services still faces a large number of restrictions. When the EU originally was created the internal market for services was a given – at least 1957, in the Treaty of Rome.
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This publication provides an overview of European health systems and the political context within which they operate and goes on to analyse our pan-European poll findings and the conclusions for policy-makers. The results should be of interest to anyone with a stake in the future of European healthcare.
The End of the Beginning - a short international update on the Stockholm healthcare revolution - summarises the healthcare advances made in Stockholm during the 1990s, describing the reforming process and its good results, but also the new difficulties that have cropped up along the way. To prevent the Stockholm model from becoming a sick man itself, radical new approaches are needed to strengthen economic incentives and market mechanism. Are there any politicians with the courage to go further?More Articles...
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