2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0168-8510(03)00082-4
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Improving health security: a pilot study from Finland linking disability and health expenditures

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“…The Swedish system provides specific safeguards, ensuring that the views of potentially disenfranchised groups are sought. Few other countries provide the opportunity to learn from the views of those who avoid the healthcare system; in Finland, where around 22% of specialist ambulatory care takes place in the public sector [52], there are no mechanisms for feeding back the views of non-users [53].…”
Section: Missing Rungsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Swedish system provides specific safeguards, ensuring that the views of potentially disenfranchised groups are sought. Few other countries provide the opportunity to learn from the views of those who avoid the healthcare system; in Finland, where around 22% of specialist ambulatory care takes place in the public sector [52], there are no mechanisms for feeding back the views of non-users [53].…”
Section: Missing Rungsmentioning
confidence: 99%