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Découvrez le sommaire du n° 2011/4.
A. Consumer choice : new developments in the health care sector in Europe, Coordinator : Maria Eva FÖLDES
- Introduction by Marcel CANOY and Theo LANGEJAN
- Great expectations : patient choice as a lever for change in health care by Roland D. FRIELE
- A Behavioral Economics Approach to Public Health : Theory and Policy Implications by Henriëtte PRAST
- Push or Pull ? – Information to Patients and European Law by Leigh HANCHER and Maria Eva FÖLDES
- Regulating the advertising of patient services in the NHS in England by Rosie CURRAN and Andrew TAYLOR
B. Other articles
- Consumer Protection in the United States: An Overview by Spencer Weber WALLER, Jillian G. BRADY and R.J. ACOSTA
- Simplifying Punitive Damages : Due Process and the Pursuit of Manageable Awards and Procedures in U.S. Courts by William SCHUBERT
- Financial Literacy as Consumer Protection : the Dodd-Frank Act’s new Office of Financial Education and the global potential of public-private cooperation by Blair TRIGG
Table des matières/Table of contents| Titre | | Revue européenne de droit de la consommation /European journal of consumer law (R.E.D.C.) | | Sous-titre | | Consumer choice : new developments in the health care sector in Europe | | Mnémo | | REDC-N.11/4 | | Auteur(s) | | | | Sous la coordination de | | Maria Eva Földes | | La revue rassemble les contributions de | | R.J. Acosta, Jillian G. Brady, Marcel Canoy, Rosie Curran, Maria Eva Földes, Roland D. Friele, Leigh Hancher, Theo Langejan, Henriëtte Prast, William Schubert, Andrew Taylor, Blair Trigg, Weber Waller | | Edition | | 1re Edition | | Langue | | fr | | Format | | Livre | | ISBN-10 | | 2804452050 | | ISBN-13 | | 9782804452056 | | Nombre de pages | | 180 | | Date de parution | | Décembre 2011 | | Prix recommandé | | 75.00 € | | ONIX | | ![]() |
Dr. M.E. Földes is postdoctoral researcher in health care
regulation at the University of Tilburg and member of TILEC –
Tilburg Law and Economics Center.
J.D. Candidate 2012, Loyola University Chicago School of
Law.
Member of the Illinois Bar; J.D. 2008, Loyola University Chicago
School of Law.
Professor in health economics at the University of Tilburg,
TILEC – Tilburg law and Economics Center, The Netherlands, and
chief economist at Ecorys.
Rosie Curran joined the Cooperation and Competition Panel (CCP)
as a legal adviser in March 2010. She is a competition law
specialist with experience in EU and UK competition law. Before
joining the CCP she worked as a consultant solicitor advising on
possible remedies following an order of the Competition Commission
in relation to the Groceries Market investigation. Prior to working
as a consultant solicitor she worked for law firm Addleshaw
Goddard, where she qualified as a solicitor. Rosie has an LL.M in
Competition (Kings College London) and Intellectual Property (Queen
Mary and University ...
Dr. M.E. Földes is postdoctoral researcher in health care
regulation at the University of Tilburg and member of TILEC –
Tilburg Law and Economics Center.
Professor at Tilburg University and deputy director of NIVEL,
the Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research.
Professor of European Law at the University of Tilburg and
member of TILEC – Tilburg Law and Economics Center.
Chairman of the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa).
Professor of Personal Finance at Tilburg University, Netspar and
Center Fellow, and Member of the Scientific Council for Government
Policy.
J.D., Loyola University Chicago School of Law, 2010.
Andrew Taylor is currently Vice President, Operations and
Administration, Europe at McKesson, the healthcare IT company. At
the time of writing this article, Andrew was Director of the
Cooperation and Competition Panel for NHS-funded services (CCP). In
this role he led reviews of numerous mergers as well as
investigations into procurement disputes, and anti-competitive
behaviour in the NHS. Before joining the CCP, Andrew worked at the
Competition Commission where he was Senior Director, Inquiries. He
led the Competition Commission’s groceries market investigation as
well as merger inquiries ...
J.D., LL.M, and member of the California and Wisconsin Bars.
Professor and Director, Institute for Consumer Antitrust
Studies, Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
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