The “Council Conclusions On Common Values And Principles
In European Union Health Systems” (2) seem to offer
a foundation for the HS. Yet, the Council Conclusions need to
be contextually scrutinised as the EU presently and historically
has had only limited competence in the field of health. It is now
insinuated that the values of the Council Conclusions – at the
forefront the values: equity, universality, access to good quality
care and solidarity – are foundational for the whole European
Commission’s HS, despite the HS mentioning that the Commission
will work on a self-standing “Statement on fundamental
health values” in the future. However, these Council’s values are
mainly mentioned when authors make reference to the value base
of the HS (3, 4) and health values of the EU in general. Thus,
these values are conceived as being central to the Commission
and EU health values.
The “Council Conclusions On Common Values And PrinciplesIn European Union Health Systems” (2) seem to offera foundation for the HS. Yet, the Council Conclusions need tobe contextually scrutinised as the EU presently and historicallyhas had only limited competence in the field of health. It is nowinsinuated that the values of the Council Conclusions – at theforefront the values: equity, universality, access to good qualitycare and solidarity – are foundational for the whole EuropeanCommission’s HS, despite the HS mentioning that the Commissionwill work on a self-standing “Statement on fundamentalhealth values” in the future. However, these Council’s values aremainly mentioned when authors make reference to the value baseof the HS (3, 4) and health values of the EU in general. Thus,these values are conceived as being central to the Commissionand EU health values.
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