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Cytopathology, 2004
Cytopathology started in Slovenia in the early 50s with exfoliative cytology, while fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) was introduced some 10 years later. Today cytopathology is a well accepted diagnostic method in Slovenia and there are currently 20 cytopathological laboratories and 17 cytopathologists.
Z, Pohar-Marinsek, A, Pogacnik
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Cytopathology started in Slovenia in the early 50s with exfoliative cytology, while fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) was introduced some 10 years later. Today cytopathology is a well accepted diagnostic method in Slovenia and there are currently 20 cytopathological laboratories and 17 cytopathologists.
Z, Pohar-Marinsek, A, Pogacnik
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2010
This chapter introduces e-strategies, initiatives and action planes in the European Union intended for the successful implementation of the Lisbon Strategy, according to which Europe should become the most competitive and dynamic society based on knowledge by 2010.
Andreja Pucihar, Gregor Lenart
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This chapter introduces e-strategies, initiatives and action planes in the European Union intended for the successful implementation of the Lisbon Strategy, according to which Europe should become the most competitive and dynamic society based on knowledge by 2010.
Andreja Pucihar, Gregor Lenart
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Slovenia: Health System Review.
Health systems in transition, 2021This analysis of the Slovene health system reviews recent developments in organization and governance, health financing, health care provision, health reforms and health system performance. Slovenia has a statutory health insurance system with a single public insurer, providing almost universal coverage for a broad benefits package, though some ...
Albreht, Tit +7 more
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2015
Slovenia is an example of a post–socialist welfare state with a dual earner gender regime. There is a mismatch between fathers’ egalitarian attitudes and their traditional behaviour in daily practice. Fathers prefer to play a supportive role in daily childcare tasks and responsibilities, which translates into less care work and responsibility.
Nada Stropnik, Živa Humer
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Slovenia is an example of a post–socialist welfare state with a dual earner gender regime. There is a mismatch between fathers’ egalitarian attitudes and their traditional behaviour in daily practice. Fathers prefer to play a supportive role in daily childcare tasks and responsibilities, which translates into less care work and responsibility.
Nada Stropnik, Živa Humer
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