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People As Care Catalysts From Being Patient To Becoming Healthy 1st Edition Richard Normann

SKU: BELL-1795740

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People As Care Catalysts From Being Patient To Becoming Healthy 1st Edition Richard Normann instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.12 MB

Pages: 244

Author: Richard Normann, Niklas Arvidsson

ISBN: 9780470017784, 9780470031582, 0470017783, 0470031581

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1

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People As Care Catalysts From Being Patient To Becoming Healthy 1st Edition Richard Normann by Richard Normann, Niklas Arvidsson 9780470017784, 9780470031582, 0470017783, 0470031581 instant download after payment.

The healthcare sector is undergoing strong expansion worldwide, as the focus changes from 'treating illness' to 'promoting wellness' and those able and willing to pay for their health make up for the shortcomings of national systems. How things evolve will depend on whether the national systems reinvent themselves around a new model of customer value, or fail to change and become obsolete. Global in scope and insightful in its conclusions, People as Care Catalysts sets out an agenda for how things could develop in the new 'healthcare economy'.