Traduction de «Régime de soins ophtalmologiques » (Français → Anglais) :

Summary code: Employment and social policy / Social protection / Coordination of social security systems Public health / Improving healthcare systems / Cross-border healthcare

32. Recognises that two major systems exist which can deliver health care for free at the point of need, namely universal social security systems through tax funding and compulsory social insurance systems;

49. Recognises the increasing popularity of market-based solutions and privatisation in health care financing as a panacea for cost explosion, inefficiency and problems of quality of care, especially in the new Member States; recognises the increasing evidence that the functional privatisation of social health insurance systems, the profit motive and competition between financial intermediaries usually make the administration of health care systems more expensive, whilst their beneficial effects in terms of cost containment, efficiency and quality of care are dubious; for this reason, recommends that Member States with a single payer m ...[+++]odel preserve that model;

49. Recognises the increasing popularity of market-based solutions and privatisation in health care financing as a panacea for cost explosion, inefficiency and problems of quality of care, especially among new Member States; recognizes the increasing evidence that the functional privatization of social health insurance systems, the profit motive and the competition between financial intermediaries usually make the administration of health care systems more expensive, whilst their beneficial effects in terms of cost containment, efficiency and quality of care are dubious; for this reason, recommends that Member States with a single paye ...[+++]r model preserve that model;

8. Stresses that solidarity based financing is a crucial element in Member State health-care systems; underlines that strengthening the rights to access cross-border health-care services must not undermine that solidarity and must take into account the structure and specificities of national health-care financing schemes in order to ensure sustainable, equal and universal access to health care.

13. Takes note of the strategies for ensuring the adequacy of pension systems as well as of health care systems and care of the elderly; emphasises that the share of GNP necessary for financing retirement pensions will grow regardless of the design of pension systems; acknowledges the need for redistribution policies to make solidarity-financed state pension / pay-as-you-go systems sustainable; notes that the increasing popularity of capital-based schemes requires some sort of public guarantee as future pensioners would otherwise be completely unprotected in the event of market crashes;