Giovanna VicarelliMicol Bronzini Digital health: Analytical dimensions and research perspectives pp. 147-162, DOI: 10.7389/90591 Details € 8,00 Cite
Roberto LusardiArianna RadinStefano Tomelleri «E» as engagement. Involving patients and professionals is crucial for developing eHealth processes pp. 163-178, DOI: 10.7389/90592 Details € 8,00 Cite
Silvia GherardiEnrico Maria PirasAlberto Zanutto How «personal» is the «Personal Health Record»? Technology and patient empowerment in the care of Diabetes pp. 179-200, DOI: 10.7389/90593 Details € 8,00 Cite
Antonio MaturoVeronica MorettiFlavia Atzori From social policy to algorithms: health apps as engines of medicalization pp. 201-216, DOI: 10.7389/90594 Details € 8,00 Cite
Valentino Santoni Digital health in company-based social insurance programs: investments, opportunities, and risks pp. 217-234, DOI: 10.7389/90595 Details € 8,00 Cite
Manu Raj MathurAjay VamadevanK. Srinath Reddy E-Health in Emerging Economies pp. 235-244, DOI: 10.7389/90596 Details € 8,00 Cite
Pasquale di PadovaEnrico Nerli Ballati Social Stratification, Reproduction of Inequalities and the case of the NEET in Italy pp. 245-274, DOI: 10.7389/90597 Details € 8,00 Cite
Massimo Campedelli Two years on. The implementation of the Third Sector reform pp. 281-286, DOI: 10.7389/90599 Details € 8,00 Cite
Chiara Agostini Reddito di Inclusione: the national plan to reinforce territorial services pp. 287-292, DOI: 10.7389/90600 Details € 8,00 Cite
Aldo PipernoGuido Citoni Health protection and two-layer insurance system: risks, benefits and options pp. 293-298, DOI: 10.7389/90601 Details € 8,00 Cite
Niccolò Donati The Evolution of Cohesion Policy from an Inter-Territorial Solidarity Perspective: an Empirical Analysis pp. 299-316, DOI: 10.7389/90602 Details € 8,00 Cite
Publisher’s Ethics Il Mulino adopts and promotes specific guidelines (PEMS) about publishing ethics. Our ethics statements are based on COPE’s Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.
Most downloaded articles (last 2 months) Emmanuele Pavolini, Stefania Sabatinelli, Patrik Vesan, Italian welfare services facing the pandemic. An overview. Eduardo Barberis, Alessandro Martelli, Covid-19 and social services in Italy. Emerging trends in the fight against poverty and social vulnerability. Giovanna Vicarelli, Stefano Neri, A vital catastrophe. Health policy choices to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic in Italy. Stefania Sabatinelli, Emmanuele Pavolini, Italian family policies between ECEC services and work-family reconcilitation in pandemic times. Ugo Ascoli, Massimo Campedelli, Third sector and the coronavirus pandemic: towards a new welfare mix. Giovanni B. Sgritta, Policies and measures of poverty: The basic income. Giliberto Capano, Marino Regini, Higher education policies during the Covid-19 pandemic: two parallels responses. Emmanuele Pavolini, Gianluca Argentin, Patrizia Falzetti, Maria Tullia Galanti, Emiliano Campodifiori, Giuseppina Le Rose, Education policies in Italy during the pandemic. , Referees for 2015-2016 issues. Giulio Vesperini, The state and the regions in the regulation of Covid-19. The case of personal and community services. [continue...]
Details
€ 8,00
Cite