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This paper provides a detailed description of health coverage in OECD countries in 2012. It includes information on the organisation of health coverage (residence-based vs contributory systems), on the range of benefits covered by basic health coverage and on cost-sharing requirements. It also describes policies implemented to ensure universal health coverage –in most countries- and to limit user charges for vulnerable populations or people exposed to high health spending. The paper then describes the role played by voluntary health insurance as a secondary source of coverage. Combining qualitative information collected through a survey of OECD countries on benefits covered and cost-sharing requirements with spending data collected through the system of health accounts for 2012, this paper provides valuable information on health care coverage in OECD countries at a time universal health coverage is high on the policy agenda of many countries.
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This paper provides a detailed description of health coverage in OECD countries in 2012. It includes information on the organisation of health coverage (residence-based vs contributory systems), on the range of benefits covered by basic health coverage and on cost-sharing requirements. It also describes policies implemented to ensure universal health coverage –in most countries- and to limit user charges for vulnerable populations or people exposed to high health spending. The paper then describes the role played by voluntary health insurance as a secondary source of coverage. Combining qualitative information collected through a survey of OECD countries on benefits covered and cost-sharing requirements with spending data collected through the system of health accounts for 2012, this paper provides valuable information on health care coverage in OECD countries at a time universal health coverage is high on the policy agenda of many countries.
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La reconversion de bâtiments industriels en habitats collectifs est une pratique très intéressante à l'heure actuelle pour toute une série de raisons, et qui n'est, malheureusement, pas suffisamment l'objet de réflexions. Cette étude comprend en première partie l'analyse de plusieurs cas dont notamment quatre bâtiments : "Arsenal" de LRArchitectes à Pont-à-Celles, "Kanaal" de Stéphane Beel à Wijnegem, "Gearwheel Factory" à Amsterdam par Ronald Janssen, "The Conterie"s à Venise par le Studio Macola et la "Filature Le Blan" à Lille par Reichen et Robert. Tandis que la deuxième partie, plus générale, se concentre sur l'analyse de diverses approches thématiques sur ce type de reconversion.
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This paper provides a detailed description of health coverage in OECD countries in 2012. It includesinformation on the organisation of health coverage (residence-based vs contributory systems), on the rangeof benefits covered by basic health coverage and on cost-sharing requirements. It also describes policiesimplemented to ensure universal health coverage –in most countries- and to limit user charges forvulnerable populations or people exposed to high health spending. The paper then describes the role playedby voluntary health insurance as a secondary source of coverage. Combining qualitative informationcollected through a survey of OECD countries on benefits covered and cost-sharing requirements withspending data collected through the system of health accounts for 2012, this paper provides valuableinformation on health care coverage in OECD countries at a time universal health coverage is high on thepolicy agenda of many countries.
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