Network for Disease-Specific Networking Strategy to Increasing of Public Value: Latvia’s Approach

Pētersone, Māra; Ketners, Kārlis; Krieviņš, Dainis; Eriņš, Ingars; Rakauskiene, Ona Grazhina; Eriņa, Inga

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-80876-1_46

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“…In particular, the authors also note that to guarantee access to medicine, cooperation should take place at the international level. Thus, the activities of the world community should be focused on the development and improvement of declarations and other regulatory acts that would guarantee permanent and unconditional access of forced migrants in all countries to healthcare services (Abudaqa et al, 2021;Pētersone et al, 2021). Likewise, V. Pashkov et al 's results coincide with the results of our article because, as already mentioned, in most countries, as well as in Ukraine, free access to medical services, personal insurance, etc., is provided.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 84%

A Comparative Analysis of Forced Migrants’ Rights Abroad and in Ukraine and Control Over Their Observance Under Conditions of Martial Law

Yaroshenko,

Harashchuk,

Moskalenko

et al. 2024

DveDom

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The scientific work aims to determine which rights are provided for forcibly resettled persons in Ukraine and other European countries, identifying common and distinctive features. This study uses various research methods to assess the situation of internally displaced persons in Ukraine, including their legal status, regional distribution, and rights under special conditions. It also investigates Ukrainian forced migrants’ main destinations, living conditions, rights to education and employment, and Ukrainian and host countries’ social policies on financial aid and housing.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 84%

A Comparative Analysis of Forced Migrants’ Rights Abroad and in Ukraine and Control Over Their Observance Under Conditions of Martial Law

Yaroshenko,

Harashchuk,

Moskalenko

et al. 2024

DveDom

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“…Manufacturing plays a crucial role in times of rapid economic expansion, but the services sector has also contributed to growth, albeit to a lesser degree [52,53]. In general, the findings corroborate the premise that manufacturing significantly contributes to economic development, particularly during periods of rapid expansion, as highlighted several times in the aforementioned study on the development of the Kyrgyz Republic [54][55][56][57].…”

Section: Resultssupporting

confidence: 77%

Manufacturing industry potential of the Kyrgyz Republic in Eurasian economic integration

Kerimkulova,

Shakirova,

Esenalieva

et al. 2023

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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The Kyrgyz Republic, as a developing country with a socialist past, has great opportunities for further economic development. An important factor to consider is the growth of the manufacturing industry, which highlights the significance of analyzing this sector within the country. This study centers on the potential contribution of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), of which Kyrgyzstan is a constituent, towards the advancement of this industry. The research aimed to evaluate the current manufacturing capacity of the Kyrgyz Republic in the industrial sector and to comprehend the influence of the EAEU on industry growth. The main methods that were used during the writing of the research were analysis, forecasting, abstraction, and historical analysis. The work analyzed the industrial sector of Kyrgyzstan within the framework of its integration into the EAEU. The research assessed the historical background of Kyrgyzstan’s accession to the EAEU and the subsequent harmonization of national legislation with the provisions and requirements of the union. In addition, data comparing the industrial production and growth rates of Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, and Kazakhstan have been presented, highlighting notable trends and differences. The work examines specific components of the manufacturing industry of the Kyrgyz Republic, the manufacture of food, beverages, and tobacco products; rubber and plastic manufacture, and non-metallic mineral goods; manufacturing of basic metals and metal products (excluding machinery and equipment); and supply of electricity, gas, steam, and conditioned air. It also talks about the manufacturing sector's importance in Kyrgyzstan, current trends, and possible future improvements, and it enables the assessment of the country's involvement in the EAEU.

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“…Although the author's results do not coincide with the results of this research, they are an important contribution to the research topic. In particular, it is also worth adding possible solutions to the problem outlined by the author: for example, it is important for EU Member States to develop a coherent approach to regulating the relevant market and protecting the rights and interests of all parties involved, including patients, healthcare providers and governments (Pētersone et al, 2021a;Pētersone et al, 2021b;Jalilova et al, 2022). This may include measures such as ensuring patient safety, protecting patient data and informed consent, as well as ensuring that healthcare providers meet certain quality standards and enhancing the oversight of compliance with migration and residence rules.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legislative Perspectives and Sociomedical Implications of Medical Tourism in Europe: A Comprehensive Review

2023

ICJ

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This research aims to intricately dissect the legal frameworks governing medical tourism in Europe, compare regulatory experiences across different countries, and highlight the legal nuances within the broader sociological and anthropological context. In the article, a multi-faceted methodology is employed to analyze legal aspects of medical tourism in European countries, focusing on the evolution, regulatory frameworks, and economic dynamics of the industry. This approach includes a comparative statistical analysis of national and EU regulation, historical perspectives, and legal hermeneutics to interpret laws affecting both domestic and foreign patients in the realm of medical tourism. The main research results are the clarification of the historical aspect of the development of medical tourism in the world, the distinction of its specific categories, and the provision of statistics regarding what specific types of medical care people migrate for. The way in which medical tourism is regulated in such European countries as Poland, Germany and France is explored. The research results can be used by lawyers, sociologists, and legislators to improve the effectiveness of legislation in regard to domestic and foreign medical tourism in the studied countries.

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Network for Disease-Specific Networking Strategy to Increasing of Public Value: Latvia’s Approach

Cited by 6 publications

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A Comparative Analysis of Forced Migrants’ Rights Abroad and in Ukraine and Control Over Their Observance Under Conditions of Martial Law

A Comparative Analysis of Forced Migrants’ Rights Abroad and in Ukraine and Control Over Their Observance Under Conditions of Martial Law

Manufacturing industry potential of the Kyrgyz Republic in Eurasian economic integration

Legislative Perspectives and Sociomedical Implications of Medical Tourism in Europe: A Comprehensive Review

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