Sublime

C’est ce à quoi répond le rapport Grand âge, le temps d’agir, remis en mars 2019. Piloté par Dominique Libault, président du Haut Conseil du financement de la protection sociale (HCFIP) et directeur général de l’École nationale supérieure de sécurité sociale (EN3S), il dresse un état des lieux détaillé de la situation du grand âge et propose, au tr

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An alternate, and perhaps more feasible, strategy is the implementation of an “all-payer” system. In this scenario, the government essentially sets the schedule of prices that can be charged by health care providers.

The test of the justice, morality, and worth of any society is how it treats those who are dependent due to youth, old age, physical or mental disability, and economic deprivation.

Defending his medical and unemployment insurance schemes in 1884, Bismarck argued that “the greatest burden for the working class is the uncertainty of life. They can never be certain that they will have a job, or that they will have health and the ability to work. We cannot protect a man from all sickness and misfortune. But it is our obligation,

What is social care for? What does good care and support look like; and what level and quality of help should we reasonably expect?

What we fear in the Norwegian health care system is a development where you care for chronic problems by hospitalizing patients. The idea [in Norway] is to try to manage people in local communities, outside hospitals.