European Union and health policy: mechanisms of europeanization of healthcare systems

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Europeanization, defined as the process of designing and transferring European Union (EU) policies to member states, is a topical issue affecting multiple areas of policy practice. The aim of this paper is to explore the width and depth of Europeanization in health systems and develop a classification framework of the mechanisms of Europeanization most commonly applied in health policy. Our results indicate that Europeanization is a gradually widening institutional practice in healthcare. The most recent economic crisis was marked by a clear shift from horizontal non-mandatory Europeanization practices to vertical and mandatory ones, increasing significantly EU's intervention in domestic health policies.

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Seretis, S., Sotiriou, S., Pantoularis, I., Poulimas, M., & Kondilis, E. (2021). European Union and health policy: mechanisms of europeanization of healthcare systems. Greek Review of Social Research, 157, 63–87. https://doi.org/10.12681/grsr.27618

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