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Medical Schools and Compulsory Medical Insurance

New England Journal of Medicine, 1945
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Chicago Medical Society and Compulsory Health Insurance

Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1918
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Problems of co-financing of compulsory and voluntary medical insurance

Problems of Social Hygiene Public Health and History of Medicine, 2020
Health insurance issues are an important area of social interaction between different troupes of the population in the Russian Federation. This article discusses aspects of the current state of the market of medical voluntary and compulsory insurance in the Russian Federation.
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General-Compulsory Medical Insurance: World Experience

Journal of Advanced Research in Law and Economics, 2018
Given the insufficient level of regulation of the health insurance institute in Ukrainian legislation, the article attempts to investigate global experience in the context of this issue. In particular, a number of international documents were investigated, their content was characterized and the main provisions were highlighted.
Oleksandr A. YAKOVLYEV, Galina O. YAKOVLEVA, Sergii V. LOZOVOI, Natalya M. VAPNYARCHUK, Oleg M. YAROSHENKO   +4 more
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The Medieval Medical Third Party: Compulsory Consultation and Malpractice Insurance

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1982
Medical third-party intervention was a venerable medieval tradition. Fifteenth century London's medical malpractice legislation and court cases contained forms of peer review, compulsory consultation for critical cases, and a malpractice insurance "floater" policy for conditions likely to lead to death, maiming, or accusations of malpractice.
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The role of compulsory health insurance in the financing of medical institutions

South Asian Journal of Marketing & Management Research, 2020
One of the constitutional obligations of the state is to ensure the right of citizens to access qualified medical services. In this regard, the problems of improving the organizational system for providing qualified medical services to citizens and improving their quality do not always lose relevance.The most important factor in ensuring qualified ...
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Compulsory Medical Malpractice Civil Liability Insurance

International Journal of Law Research and Studies
Compulsory civil liability insurance in the field of medical errors is considered a fundamental pillar of the modern health care system, as it aims to protect the rights of patients and compensate them in the event of damages resulting from medical errors.
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