The Paradox of Health State Futures
健康状况未来的悖论
基本信息
- 批准号:260360637
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2014
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2013-12-31 至 2018-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Cutting across the five research themes of this Call, HEALTHDOX aims to explore future trajectories of European health politics and policies through an investigation of the impact of recent health reforms on health inequalities, health expenditures, and public attitudes towards both the health system and the welfare state. At its broadest level, the project poses the question of whether there is a paradox of health state futures. Europeanization and globalization processes may be putting National Health Service types of health systems under increasing pressure to converge to the Continental health insurance model. But, paradoxically, National Health Services may be the type of health system best suited both to cope with the rising health costs associated with population aging, and to regenerate public support for the welfare state amongst increasingly diverse populations.This project will investigate health policy developments from 1990 to the present in Estonia, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal and Sweden. The impact of these policy changes will be analysed using quantitative data found in both national and international sources. Our team is comprised of qualitative and quantitative researchers from the fields of Political Science and Sociology, whose combined expertise includes health politics, health policy, demography, migration, comparative and European politics, and the politics and sociology of the welfare state. The comparative and transnational design of the project will allow us to provide insights into health inequalities, the meaning of the welfare state for individuals, and the future politics of the welfare state, as well as to provide health policy-makers with important feedback on their policies.
在这一呼吁的五个研究主题切割,HEALTHDOX旨在探索欧洲卫生政治和政策的未来轨迹,通过调查最近的卫生改革对健康不平等,卫生支出和公众对卫生系统和福利国家的态度的影响。在最广泛的层面上,该项目提出了一个问题,即健康状况的未来是否存在悖论。欧洲化和全球化进程可能使国家卫生服务类型的卫生系统面临越来越大的压力,要求它们向大陆健康保险模式靠拢。但是,矛盾的是,国家卫生服务可能是最适合的卫生系统类型,既要科普与人口老龄化有关的不断上升的卫生费用,又要在日益多样化的人口中恢复公众对福利国家的支持。将利用国家和国际来源的定量数据分析这些政策变化的影响。我们的团队由来自政治学和社会学领域的定性和定量研究人员组成,他们的综合专业知识包括卫生政治,卫生政策,人口学,移民,比较和欧洲政治,以及福利国家的政治和社会学。该项目的比较和跨国设计将使我们能够深入了解健康不平等,福利国家对个人的意义以及福利国家的未来政治,并为卫生政策制定者提供有关其政策的重要反馈。
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