Avrupa Birliği (AB) ve Sağlık Politikaları
Keywords:
Economics, Health Policies, EU Law, Health Management,Synopsis
The methodological approach of this book is based on an interdisciplinary foundation. Health policies must be addressed not only in terms of their legal or economic dimensions, but also from the perspectives of health management, political science, and public health. The book is therefore structured around four axes: historical framework, institutional analysis, comparative approach, and applied perspective. The historical framework examines how the EU's role in the health sector has evolved; institutional analysis examines which institutions are involved in the process and with what powers; comparative approach examines the similarities and differences between health systems in different member states; and applied perspective examines the EU's current programs, funding mechanisms, and relations with Turkey.
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