View of The challenges facing Ontario’s health care system moving forward: a health policy perspective

Analysing global health with a European perspective, mindful of EU interests, values, expertise and instruments, can be approached from three different angles, as recently

Early detection and treatment of common blinding diseases, such as cataract, refractive errors, childhood blindness and trachoma, through community and primary health care within

In line with the European cross-border care directive of 2011, patients are now able to access probable treatment costs and options in Luxembourg and abroad via the

We, the Ministers of Health of Member States in the European Region of the World Health Organization (WHO), in the presence of the European Com- missioner for Health and

 The rosters of the sample of GPs from the Timmins Family Health Team were more complex on average than formal roster sizes implied.. There was no evidence that larger rosters

 This study examined the role of physical space in interprofessional primary health care team functioning and found that some Ontario family health team sites with co-located

• A cohort of family physicians, first surveyed in 1993, was asked in 1999 about the effect of Ontario health care reforms.. • Only three of 13 listed health care

The health area is conceived as the key component in the organisational structure of healthcare framed by quantified care supply objectives, an area medical project, and