Germany / Hungary / Slovenia / Tunisia / South Africa / United States / Korea / Morocco / South Korea / Greece / Ireland / /
Event
Product Issues / /
Facility
Athens Institute / Yonsei University / University of Texas / /
IndustryTerm
health accounting / transportation / economic statistical systems / health services / public health insurance / health care services / insurance market / government health services / media attention / pharmaceuticals / cross-border healthcare / health insurance / retail internet pharmacies / health accounting framework / health systems / e-health / health insurance systems / telemedicine services / health travel / /
Organization
Athens Institute for Education and Research / World Health Organization / University of Texas at Austin / Statistical office of the Republic of Slovenia / Yonsei University / Interagency Task Force on Statistics of International Trade / European Parliament / OECD / Federal Statistical Office / European Court of Justice1 / European Commission / European Court of Justice / US Medicare / European Union / Central Statistical Office / /
Person
William Cave / Rebecca Bennetts / Naohiro Mitsutake / Patricia Hernández Peña / Cornelis van Mosseveld / Patricia Rodrigues / Kalliopi Skountridaki / David Warner / Luca Lorenzoni / Naoko Koezuka / Raymond Rossel / Tessa Tan Torres / Lenormand / Cathy Cowan / Neil Lunt / Roberto Astolfi / Peter Scherer / Markus Schneider / Marie-Anne Le Garrec / Pavol Baxa / Mark Pearson / Eva Orosz / Nathalie Van der Maele / Michael Müller / Dorota Kawiorska / Gregory Papanikos / /
IMPROVING ESTIMATES OF EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF HEALTH SERVICES AND GOODS UNDER THE SHA FRAMEWORK FINAL REPORT JUNE[removed]This work has been financed by a grant provided by the Directorate