\\ 1998, September, No. 3

New Priorities for Health Sector Reform in Central and Eastern Europe

Managing Physician Resources: East and West

Is Public Health Between East and West?

Organization of Health Care in Croatia: Needs and Priorities

Health Care Reform in Croatia: The Consumers’ Perspective

Application of the Modified Method of “Rapid Appraisal to Assess Community Health Needs” for Making Rapid City Health Profiles and City Action Plans for Health

Priority Setting and Scarce Resources: Case of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Rebuilding the Healthcare System in Mostar: Challenge and Opportunity

Priorities for Medium-Term Development in the Health Sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Privatization of Health Care in Slovenia

Priorities of the Russian Health Care Reform

Old Priorities and New Agenda of Public Health in India: Is there a Mismatch?

Health Care System of the United States and Its Priorities: History and Implications for other Countries

Health Targets as an Instrument for Improving the Rational Framework of Healthcare Decisions

Rationing of Hospital Services in the Australian Health System

Priorities and Priority-Setting in Health Care in the Netherlands

Health Status of Refugees from Former Yugoslavia: Descriptive Study of the Refugees in the Netherlands

Five-Year Review of Diarrheal Disease Cases Admitted to a Busy Referral Hospital in Ghana

Care Dependency and Survival Among Female Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease: A Two-Year Follow-Up

Doctor-Patient Relationship in Oncological Illness: The “Talking Medicine”

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