The effects of labour, citizenship and family status on the unequal treatment in health insurance Background: Right to health care is a human right, which should - because of its universal status - ...belong to an individual regardless of his or her personal circumstances. In the legislative process different systems provide different criteria for accessibility and funding of this right. In doing so, one can observe how respective social priorities affect inclusion and exclusion of beneficiaries of health care on the ground of their legal status. Methods: This article is based on analysis and interpretation of primary and secondary sources, particularly national and international legal acts regarding constitutional right to health care, health care and health insurance, employment and family relations and the law of aliens. Results: As the enjoyment of the right of health insurance depends on an individual's labour, citizenship and family status, the users of health care are treated unequally. The legislation is based on the assumption that work is normally performed in the form of an employment relationship. In modern times, however, atypical forms of work are on the rise and therefore health insurance rights are thus differently available to different persons of the same actual but different legal status. The rights of persons, who are not insured on the basis of a labour status, are subsidiary tied to family relations and their enforcement thus also depends on whether the person is married, living in a de facto union, same-sex partnership or is single. Nevertheless, right to health insurance is affected also by citizenship and different kinds of foreignness. Conclusion: Despite objective of universal health insurance coverage of all inhabitants, a growing number of inhabitants remain without basic health insurance. The most vulnerable are foreigners without permanent residence, self-employed persons and their family members, registered and unregistered same-sex partners, single persons and children in the reorganized families. PUBLICATION ABSTRACT
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Predstavitev zdravstvene kartice - zobozdravniška ambulanta, čakalnica, nova kartica, zdravnica pregleduje otroka, bolniška sestra in mama, izjava dr. Stanislav Čuber, vodja projekta Kartice zdravstvenega zavarovanja.- Information:- After the Slovenian Institute for Health Insurance Assembly had adopted a decision to test the medical insurance cards in the Municipality of Krško, people already started to prepare for the project. The presentation of the medical card had already taken place in Ljubljana, now the detailed information was presented to reporters in the Posavje region.- Original language summary:
Potem, ko je skupščina Zavoda za zdravstvenega zavarovanja Slovenije junija letos sprejela sklep, da kartico zdravstvenega zavarovanja pilotsko preizkusijo v območni enoti Krško, so se tam že pričeli pripravljati na ta projekt. V Ljubljani so v javnosti kartico pred časom že predstavili, danes pa so podrobnostih o projektu izvedeli še novinarji v Posavju.- All metadata published by Europeana are available free of restriction under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. However, Europeana requests that you actively acknowledge and give attribution to all metadata sources including Europeana
Avtorja v prispevku obravnavata dopustnost različnih oblik finančne asistence med družbo in njenimi družbeniki oziroma delničarji. Predstavljena je ureditev v slovenskem pravu družb, vključno z ...aktualno slovensko in nemško sodno prakso. Njuna temeljna ugotovitev je, da je posojila družbe družbenikom (posojila upstream) treba presojati z vidika kogentnih splošnih pravil o ohranjanju kapitala, enako pa velja tudi za zavarovanja za posojila tretjih oseb, na primer bank. Finančna asistenca je dopustna le, kolikor ne pomeni prepovedanega vračila vložka. Izpostavljata tudi posebnosti, ki veljajo v primerih koncernsko povezanih družb.
Autori u radu obrađuju dopustivost različitih oblika financijske asistencije između trgovačkog društva i njegovih članova, odnosno dioničara. Prikazano je pravno uređenje u slovenskom pravu društava te aktualna slovenska i njemačka sudska praksa. Temeljni je zaključak da zajmove društva članovima (up-stream zajmovi) treba prosuđivati sukladno prisilnim općim pravilima o očuvanju kapitala društva, a isto vrijedi i za davanje osiguranja za zajmove trećih osoba, primjerice banaka. Financijska asistencija će biti dopuštena samo ako ne predstavlja zabranjeni povrat uloga u društvo. Također se obrađuju posebnosti koje vrijede u slučajevima koncernsko povezanih društava.
How can mainstream models and classifications be used in analyzing welfare states and gender? What sorts of modifications to traditional theory are required? These and other questions are addressed ...in this book - the first to synthesize the insights of feminist and mainstream research in examining the impact of gender on welfare state analysis and outcomes. The text also highlights the effect of welfare state policies on women and men. The international and interdisciplinary contributors approach the subject on two levels. First, they test the applicability of mainstream frameworks to new areas in analyzing gender. Second, they highlight possible reconceptualizations and innovative frameworks designed to provide gender- based analyses. These approaches are combined with a strong comparative component, focusing on a cross-section of countries of major interest in welfare state research.
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Naš kraj: Hudeje pri Trebnjem; obisk v romski vasi, romska vas (zima in sneg), lesena hiša, otroci pri igri, ...barake, Rominja se skriva in skriva tudi otroke, izjava Anica MIKLIČ, Center za socialno delo Trebnje, otroci pred bajto, izjava Matija HOČEVAR, Hudeje, izjava Marija PUST, vaščanke Hudej o odnosih z domačini, izjava Henrik URBIČ, vaščan Hudej (Romi nas tudi motijo) živina v hlevu, konjeništvo - izjava Katja GORJUP, jahalka, stara kmečka hiša, obešeni koruzni storži, nega konja, ogenj v štedilniku, na njem likalnik na žerjavico, izjava Marko MARA, izjava Darja TOMAŽIN, jahalka (na konju), pes in mlade mačke, konji v staji.- Original language summary:
Naš kraj: življenje v romski vasi Hudeje pri Trebnjem.- Our place: living among Romany people in Hudeje pri Trebnjem village.- All metadata published by Europeana are available free of restriction under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. However, Europeana requests that you actively acknowledge and give attribution to all metadata sources including Europeana
A heightened awareness about medical manpower issues can be observed in countries that are in a state of political, economic, and social transition. Slovenia entered the transition process in 1989 ...and became an independent country in 1991. Transition and independence influenced its health care in several ways. It changed the health care system and its financing (by introducing a Bismarckian style of social insurance). It then redistributed power from the Ministry of Health to several stakeholders. A major change occurred in the labor market in health care when the flow of health professionals from the newly independent countries greatly decreased. The decrease was partly due to the consequences of the war in the Balkans and partly due to independent labor legislation in Slovenia. Transitional changes brought new stakeholders to the scene, with a resulting redistribution of responsibilities for health manpower policies and the use of various methodologies.
This policy analysis offers a detailed description of the contextual framework, quantitative data on medical manpower development, and, most important, interviews with representatives of the key stakeholders and study of relevant policy documents.
We conclude that all stakeholders underpin the need for a structured approach toward health manpower planning in the form of a more coherent system of planning, decision making, and control. A compromise on mutual responsibilities between the less dominant Ministry of Health and the two new powerful stakeholders, the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia and the Medical Chamber of Slovenia, seems necessary.
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