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A literature review of the regional implementation of the central Swedish government's health care reforms on choice and privatization.

The introduction in 2010 of the Freedom of Choice Act represents one of the most far-reaching reforms of the Swedish health system. While it is mandatory for the regional counties to introduce choice plans for primary care it is voluntary for ambulatory specialist services. The voluntary nature of the regulations for the latter types of care generates a potential gap between the central government

Pollen Luftföroreningar Allergi

Abstract in Undetermined Detta häfte informerar om pollen och pollenallergi samt de viktigaste resultaten från ett utvecklingsprojekt som genomförts av Göteborgs universitet, Institutionen för biologi och miljövetenskap. Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götalands län har varit samordnare för projektet. Länsstyrelsen i Skåne, Region Skåne, VTI samt Arbets- och miljömedicin, Göteborgs universitet har deltagit

Transnational Access: Findings and Future Research

The central findings of the volume are summarized under three principal themes: Patterns of transnational actor participation in international institutions; alternative explanations of these patterns; and consequences of involving transnational actors in global governance. Four dimensions, encompassing unanswered questions, are identified: formal vs. informal access; supply vs. demand; autonomy vs

Food Webs, Models and Species Extinctions in a Stochastic Environment

In light of the current global mass extinction of species, ecologists are facing great challenges. In order to reverse the path towards additional extinctions early warning systems to guide management actions need to be developed. However, considering the countless species to monitor and the complexity of interactions affecting species abundances in ecological communities, this is not an easy task

Memory distorions resulting from a choice blindness task

Using a choice blindness paradigm, it is possible to switch decisions and outcomes in simple choice tasks. Such switches have been found to carry over into later choices, hypothesized to be mediated by beliefs about earlier decisions. Here we investigated participants’ memories for stimuli in a simple choice blindness task involving preferential choices between pairs of faces. We probed participan