Editorial

In EXEC
Mon, 23 Feb 2009

HealthManagement, Volume 11, Issue 1 / 2009

Le System De Sante Francais En Pleine Mutation

A l’instar de ses voisins européens, le système de santé français est confronté depuis plusieurs années à des problématiques lourdes. Celles-ci se manifestent certes selon des forms différentes, mais ont toutes les mêmes origin... Read more

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Le System De Sante Francais En Pleine Mutation A l’instar de ses voisins européens, le système de santé français est confron...

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