Re: Healthcare in Europe

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http://www.bmj.com/content/342/bmj.d492.extract

Sorry , neither can I get that one in fulltext

Bob

>> I can't get the full text but BMJ2011 .342. d492 may be of interest . >

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this much is available without payment:

European parliament agrees rules on cross border healthcare

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From 2013 people living in European Union countries will be able to receive

reimbursable healthcare in another EU country, as long as the type of treatment

and costs involved would normally be covered in their own national health

jurisdiction.

The European parliament agreed the conditions for benefiting from this right in

legislation adopted on 19 January. The new rules are designed to clarify the

situation for patients and health services after a series of judgments by the

European Court of Justice over the past decade opened the door to receiving

medical care abroad.

Françoise Grossetête, the French MEP who steered the legislation through the

parliament, said afterwards, " Patients …

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> I can't get the full text but BMJ2011 .342. d492 may be of interest .

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hi Bob, thanks for this article- we need to dig-up plenty of dirt that shows up the NHS for what they really are just a bunch of sheep. ba-ba-ba.i enjoy finding dirt and would dearly like to rub all their faces in it. we are not getting the care we deserve and we need to find all the proof to give it to thenewspapers and get it out in the open . but I have no confidence in any one taking any notice. Angel.