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Asylum seekers in Belgium: options for a more equitable access to health care. A stakeholder consultation
KCE Reports 319 (2019, 2ed.)
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Organisation of mental health care for adults in Belgium
KCE Reports 318 (2019) How to refer to this document? Full report: Mistiaen P, Cornelis J, Detollenaere J, Devriese S, Farfan-Portet MI, Ricour C. Organisation of mental health care for adults in Belgium. Health Services Research (HSR) Brussels: Belgian Health Care Knowledge Centre (KCE). 2019. KCE Reports 318. D/2019/10.273/50. Chapter 01: Detollenaere J, Cornelis J, Devriese S, Mistiaen P, Ricour C. Description of the Belgian mental health care within the general health care organisation.
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Excess mortality and life expectancy of individuals with type 1 diabetes: a rapid review
KCE Reports 314 (2019) Under the insurance Law of 4 April 2014 a “monitoring office for insurance premiums’ was established. Its mission is to examine proposals for premium supplements or refusals by insurances that guarantee the repayment of the capital of a credit (Art. 217). Article 218 of this law provides that KCE conducts a study to assess whether the premiums charged by the insurers are in line with the evolution of medical techniques and health care, with regard to the main pathologies concerned.
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Organization and reimbursement of enteral and parenteral nutrition in and outside the hospital in Belgium
KCE Reports 315 (2019)
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Performance of the Belgian health system – Report 2019
KCE Reports 313 (2019)
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Alternative scenarios for the forecasting of the midwifery workforce: horizon scanning and quantification model
KCE Reports 312 (2019)
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Proposals for a more effective antibiotic policy in Belgium
KCE Reports 311 (2019)
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Cost sharing and protection mechanisms in health
KCE Reports 309 (2019)
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Quality indicators for the management of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma
KCE Reports 305 (2019) For several years, KCE has undertaken background work to improve the quality of care to patients with cancer, together with the Cancer Registry Foundation and College of Oncology. Over time, this project should lead to a true system of quality monitoring, including clinical recommendations, quality indicators and a hospital benchmarking and feedback dynamic. This year, efforts have concentrated on head and neck cancers.