Intersectional collaboration and the development of prevention infrastructures: a qualitative study
Ankie de Bekker,
Päivi Reckman,
Peter Kemper
et al.
Abstract:PurposeInvesting in prevention could be of great benefit to public health. Especially for people with health risks, such as overweight, depressive symptoms, low social-economic status or people who experience loneliness or a sedentary lifestyle. In the Netherlands, different parties are responsible for financing and organising selective and indicated preventive interventions: the government, municipalities and health insurance companies. The aim of this study was two-fold: First, to describe the transition tow… Show more
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