FOCUS: Not‐for‐profit Health Services and the German Health Care System

Business Ethics, the Environment and Responsibility 5 (4):212-218 (1996)
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Reforms in the German health care system in the attempt to bring more competition into health care have increased the sovereignty of the insured or patients, who have finally been allowed to make choices. “The start of a reorientation of the statutory health insurance system and hospital care are to be welcomed as first steps towards a supply of health services that reflects individual preferences.” The authors can be contacted care of Prof. Dr. Oberender at Rechts‐ und Wirtschafswissenschaftliche Fakulät, Universität Bayreuth, 95440 Bayreuth, Germany, where Dr Oberender is Professor in the Faculty of Law and Economics, and Ansgar Hebborn is his Assistant. The authors wish to record their gratitude to Jan Hacker for translating this article

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