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There is growing pressure across the world for more efficiency and innovation
Jul 31, 2012
Jul 31, 2012
Wellness: The trouble with bad behaviour
Sarah Murray looks at obstacles to long-term change
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Jul 31, 2012
Innovation: More bang for your buck is the priority
Sarah Neville reports on the struggle around the world to do more with less
Jul 31, 2012
Brazil: Mixed message of public-private partnerships
Critics argue that providers lack experience, says Henry Mance
Jul 31, 2012
India: Solution may lie in country’s make-do attitude
Neil Munshi considers the success of a decentralised system
Jul 31, 2012
Public insurance: Prospect raised of a safety net for billions of people
Martha Shanahan reports on global experiments to replace out-of-pocket spending
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Jul 31, 2012
Advances in IT: Elementary, my dear Watson
The answer to more efficiency may lie in the next generation of technology, explains April Dembosky
Jul 31, 2012
US reforms: Court ruling is no cure for uncertainty
New questions have been raised by the decision to uphold the administration’s sweeping legislation, says Alan Rappeport
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Jul 31, 2012
Non-communicable diseases: Lifestyle conditions increase the pain
Andrew Jack finds poor diet and habits are adding to the challenges of treating chronic complaints
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Jul 31, 2012
Infectious diseases: Innovation can still be a matter of life or death
Pandemics prompt fresh activity but many challenges remain, writes Andrew Jack
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