@book{40fd671633f04cd3a18ddbe82f11065d,
title = "Denmark: Health system review",
abstract = "The Danish universal tax-based health system has effective provision of quality care and high patient satisfaction with low levels of unmet health needs. However, it faces coordination and fragmentation challenges due to its decentralized structure and the provision of care by three different sectors: regions, municipalities, and the private sector, including general practitioners and specialists. Ensuring coordination and continuity of care has been an ongoing focus area for policy discussions and reforms; however, it remains an issue of concern.",
author = "Birk, {Hans Okkels} and Karsten Vrangb{\ae}k and Andreas Rudkj{\o}bing and Allan Krasnik and Astrid Eriksen and Erica Richardson and Jervelund, {Signe Smith}",
year = "2024",
language = "English",
isbn = "ISSN 1817-6119",
series = "Health systems in transition",
publisher = "K{\o}benhavns Universitet",
number = "1",
}