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Discrimination and Beyondicture is that the sanctity of an exclusively national welfare state is no longer self-evident. The EU legislator and courts have extended EU influence in all types of public benefits, or are attempting to. The vehicle that makes the greater part of these changes possible has been the wide concept o

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Patients’ Rights: A Lost Cause or Missed Opportunity?’ Rights. . examines the content of the proposal against the background examined in .. . traces the historical background, and . the troubled legislative history of the proposed Directive. . examines in greater detail three points of contention which have emerged as sticking points to achieving and

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Cooperation Between Health Care Authorities in the Proposed Directive on Patients’ Rights in Cross-Bh Presidency, and again in June 2009 under the Czech Presidency, where views were divided. The French Presidency reportedly sought to remove any mention of increased transparency around quality and safety standards in health care. The Council also sought to change the Commission’s proposals on the p

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The Treaty Provisions on Competition and Health Careshop, one of the speakers, a specialist in health care issues, compared competition law with a ‘fat cat’. The health care sector has had a difficult time in welcoming competition law because the ‘fat cat’ seemed to be mainly interested in competition issues and not in the special features of health

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