Health Care and EU Law

1. Introduction
Johan Gronden, Erika Szyszczak, Ulla Neergaard, Markus Krajewski

2. EU Health Care Law in a Constitutional Light: Distribution of Competences, Notions of ‘Solidarity’, and ‘Social Europe’
Ulla Neergaard

3. Discrimination and Beyond
Berend Jan Drijber, Hilde Cadenau

4. The Case Law of the European Court of Justice on the Mobility of Patients: An Assessment
Julio Baquero Cruz

5. Patients’ Rights: A Lost Cause or Missed Opportunity?
Erika Szyszczak

6. The Draft Patient Mobility Directive and the Coordination Regulations of Social Security
Frans Pennings

7. Cooperation Between Health Care Authorities in the Proposed Directive on Patients’ Rights in Cross-Border Healthcare
Tamara Hervey

8. Legislating for Patients’ Rights
Gareth Davies

9. Disrupting the Community—Saving Public Health Ethics from the EU Internal Market
Christopher Newdick

10. Health Care, the United Kingdom and the Draft Patients’ Rights Directive: One Small Step for Patient Mobility but a Huge Leap for a Reformed NHS?
Jean McHale

11. The Treaty Provisions on Competition and Health Care
Johan W. Gronden

12.
BUPA; A Healthy Case, in the Light of a Changing Constitutional Setting in Europe?
Sybe A. Vries

13. EU Law and the Organisation of Health Care: Experiences from Germany
Felix Welti

14. Experiences from The Netherlands; The Application of Competition Rules in Health Care
Wolf Sauter

15. The Elusive Ideal of Market Competition in United States’ Health Care
Nathan Cortez

16. The Compatibility of Health Care Capacity Planning Policies with EU Internal Market Rules
Rita Baeten, Willy Palm

17. Public Procurement Law and Health Care: From Theory to Practice
Vassilis Hatzopoulos, Hélène Stergiou

18. Patient Mobility Beyond Calais: Health Services Under WTO Law
Markus Krajewski

19. Conclusions: Constructing a ‘Solid’ Multi-Layered Health Care Edifice
Johan Gronden, Erika Szyszczak

Keywords: Law, European Law/Public International Law, Medicine/Public Health, general, Economics general