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Osservatorio lavoro e malattie croniche

Osservatorio lavoro e malattie croniche

Studi e ricerche europee/ European studies and research

Database dedicato a studi e ricerche europee delle malattie croniche/ Database about European studies and research of chronic diseases

Data:	2012
Allega file::	Chronic-disease-alliance-Final.pdf
Riferim:	EU Reflection on Chronic Disease European Chronic Disease Alliance input to the Reflection Process

Data:	2012
Allega file::	euhpf_answer_consultation_jan2012_en.pdf
Riferim:	European Union Health Policy Forum, Aswer to DG SANCO consultantion on chronic diseases

Data:	2012
Allega file::	2012_07_rivm_eu_chronicdiseases_data_information_31072012_en.pdf
Riferim:	National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, the Netherlands, Information, indicators and data on the prevalence of chronic diseases in the European Union"

Data:	2011
Allega file::	2011_the coordination of healthcare in europe.pdf
Riferim:	The coordination of healthcare in Europe

Data:	2011
Allega file::	Responding to the Growing Cost and Prevalence of People With Multiple Chronic Conditions.pdf
Riferim:	G. Anderson, Responding to the Growing Cost and Prevalence of People With Multiple Chronic Conditions

Data:	2011
Allega file::	employment of disabled people.pdf
Riferim:	Eurofound, "Employment of disable people. Statistical analysis of the 2011 Labour Force Survey ad hoc module"

Data:	2010
Allega file::	2010_busseetal_chronicdiseases_challenges.pdf
Riferim:	R. Busse et al., M. Blumel, D. Scheller-Kreinsen, A. Zentner, "Tackling chronic disease in Europe. Strategies, interventions and challenges", Observatory Studies Series, n. 20

Data:	2009
Allega file::	2009_who_Gaining health. Analysis of policy development in European countries for tackling noncommunicable diseases.pdf
Riferim:	World Health Organization, "Gaining Health Analysis of policy development in European countries for tackling noncommunicable diseases"