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·A comprehensive account of the theory and practice of purchasing for health services across Europe
·An up-to-date analysis of the evidence on different approaches to purchasing
·Support for policy-makers and practitioners as they formulate purchasing strategies so that they can increase effectiveness and improve performance in their own national context
·An assessment of the intersecting roles of citizens, the government and the providers
Written by leading health policy analysts, this book is essential reading for health policy makers, planners and managers as well as researchers and students in the field of health studies.
Contributors:: Toni Ashton, Philip Berman, Michael Borowitz, Helmut Brand, Reinhard Busse, Andrea Donatini, Martin Dlouhy, Antonio Duran, Tam?Evetovits, Andr?. van den Exter, Josep Figueras, Nick Freemantle, Julian Forder, P?r Ga? Chris Ham, Brian Hardy, Petr Hava, David Hunter, Danguole Jankauskiene, Maris Jesse, Ninel Kadyrova, Joe Kutzin, John Langenbrunner, Donald W. Light, Hans Maarse, Nicholas Mays, Martin McKee, Eva Orosz, John ?retveit, Dominique Polton, Alexander S. Preker, Thomas A. Rathwell, Sabine Richard, Ray Robinson, Andrei Rys, Constantino Sakellarides, Sergey Shishkin, Peter C. Smith, Markus Schneider, Francesco Taroni, Marcial Velasco-Garrido, Miriam Wiley
Data sheet
Part One
Introduction
Organization of purchasing in Europe
Purchasing to improve health systems
Part Two
Theories of purchasing
Role of markets and competition
Purchasers as the publics agent
Purchasing to promote population health
Steering the purchaser: Stewardship and government
Purchasers, providers and contracts
Purchasing for quality of care
Purchasing and paying providers
Responding to purchasing: Provider perspectives
Index