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- The article discusses recent changes in Dutch health law, highlighting issues like equal access to healthcare, mandatory treatment in psychiatric facilities, and the legal aspects of end-of-life decisions.
- These developments reflect important trends in health legislation that impact patient rights and healthcare accessibility.
- The article emphasizes the need for ongoing observation of these changes to understand their implications for public health policy.
Article Abstract
This article gives a few examples of recent developments in Dutch health law, namely equal access to health care, compulsory placement and treatment in a psychiatric hospital, and end of life decisions. They are outstanding examples of trends in health legislation that require to be followed closely.
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