A major structural reform of the Danish public sector took place in 2007 when the number of
administrative units at the regional and municipal levels was reduced. The larger …

The article discusses and describes how healthcare reform from 2007 in Denmark has
influenced the health sector. This reform has been labelled the most radical reform of the …

Denmark implemented a major reform of the administrative and political structure in 2007
when the previous 13 counties were merged into five new regions and the number of …

Denmark has a tradition of a decentralized health system. However, recent reforms and
policy initiatives have gradually centralized it in different ways. The structural reform of 2007 …

This analysis of the Danish health system reviews recent developments in organization and
governance, health financing, health care provision, health reforms and health system …

Since the end of the 1980s, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Finland have all implemented
major changes in their health systems. This development has been paralleled by the market …

Prologue: Many European countries are years, decades, ahead of the United States in
reforming their health care systems. At first glance, many of the nations appear to have …

Do health systems become more efficient, less subject to cost escalation, and more
responsive to patient needs when there is competition among insurers and providers and …

The Health Systems in Transition (‎ HiT)‎ profiles are country-based reports that provide a
detailed description of a health system and of policyinitiatives in progress or under …

Health care systems in Sweden, Finland, and Denmark are in the midst of substantial
organizational reconfiguration. Although retaining their tax-based single source financing …