Index

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(2020), "Index", Gabe, J., Cardano, M. and Genova, A. (Ed.) Health and Illness in the Neoliberal Era in Europe, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 195-200. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83909-119-320201013

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Copyright © 2020 Jonathan Gabe, Mario Cardano and Angela Genova

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INDEX

Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate footnotes.

Academy of Patient Organizations (APO)

, 82

‘Adequate parents’

, 109

Adults in diagnosing chronic illness

, 110–115

‘Advanced liberal’

, 107

Anaesthesiological restraint

, 171

Analytical indispensability of neoliberalism

, 13–15

Anglo-Saxon welfare regime

, 35

Anomalies

, 111

Antisocial disorder

, 169

Anxiety

, 51, 62–63

Appropriate psychiatric patients

, 167

Association for Diabetic Children (AGD)

, 106n1

Association of Innovative Pharmaceutical Industry (AFIP)

, 82

Austerity

, 4, 12–13, 24, 31

policies

, 48

in UK Post-2010

, 15–22

Authorisation, accreditation and contractual agreement system (‘3 A’ system)

, 146

Autoregressive model

, 35

Aziende Ospedaliere (AO)

, 145

Aziende Sanitarie Locali (ASL)

, 145, 152

Balkanisation

, 153

Basaglia’s Law

, 7, 162, 164

Big Data

, 94, 99

Bio-politics

, 76–77

Biographical work

, 126

Bismarckian welfare regime

, 35

Bottom-up crowdsourcing

, 95–100

Care

, 125

Caregivers

, 133–134

Carelessness

, 125

Ceteris paribus

, 167

Children

, 107–108

and adults in process of diagnosing chronic illness

, 110–115

and health from neoliberal perspective

, 107–110

and strategies of illness management

, 115–118

Choice

, 2, 124

Chronic childhood illnesses

, 110

Citizen science (CS)

, 92

Citizen-based crowdsourcing

, 91

Citizen-consumer

, 77

Citizenship

healthcare, neoliberalism and citizenship

, 76–78

neoliberal citizenship to citizenship in neoliberal era

, 81–86

neoliberal governance of healthcare

, 75

neoliberalism and healthcare in Czech Republic

, 78–80

Comitati di Gestione

, (see Management Committees)

‘Communication of one’s status as ill person’ strategy

, 117

Compositional approach

, 32–33

Consumer Choice model

, 100

Contextual theoretical approaches

, 33

Cordon sanitaire

, 114–115

Corporate management

, 151

Corporatisation (aziendalizzazione)

, 151

Cost containment processes

, 6

‘Counter-intuitive’ phenomenon

, 53, 55

Creeping privatisation

, 147–151

CrowdMed

, 93

Crowdsourcing in medicine

, 91–93

client, citizen and expert patient, and crowd

, 100–101

data philanthropy and neoliberal form of participation

, 101–103

experiences and platforms for

, 93–

neoliberal roots of

, 95–100

Cure Together project

, 93

Current health expenditure

, 147

Czech Republic

, 5

Czech Republic

, 76, 78

neoliberalism and healthcare in

, 78–80

Data philanthropy

, 94

Datafication processes

, 99

de facto creeping privatisation

, 150

De-financing

, 147–151

De-institutionalisation

, 162

Decentralisation

, 2–3

Democratic Voice model

, 100

Depression

, 62–63

Deprivation amplification

, 33

Diagnosed depression

, 51

Diagnostic process

, 111

Dickey–Fuller test (D–F test)

, 35–36

Direttore Amministrativo (DA)

, 145

Direttore Generale (DG)

, 145

Direttore Sanitario (DS)

, 145

Disability-free life expectancy

, (see Healthy life years (HLY))

Do-it-yourself (DIY culture)

, 97–98

Eastern welfare regime

, 35

Eating disorders

, 169

Economic crisis

, 4, 31, 47

link between adverse macroeconomic conditions and suicide

, 48–49

mental health

, 55–67

methodology

, 50–52

physical health

, 52–55

social determinants of health

, 47–48

young population in Spain

, 49–50

Economic policy

, 167

Economic recession

, 33

Emotional distress

, 55–57

Emotional support

, 60

Entrepreneurial rationality

, 97

Entrepreneurial subjectivity

, 97

Entrepreneurialism of social actors

, 96

Ethnography

, 155n1

Euro Health Consumer Index

, 156

Everyday life work

, 126

Evidence-based medicine

, 134

Exclusion profile

, 52

Expert Patients Programme (EPP)

, 97n3

Expert systems

, 97

Extreme physical restraint

, 169–173

Family caregiver’s work

, 132–135

Fascism

, 143–144

Federalism

, 155

Fiscal federalism

, 155

Food insecurity

, 20

Foucault’s conceptualisation of resistant politics

, 76

Free markets

, 2

competition

, 75

political philosophy

, 178

FSN

, 154

Fuel poverty

, 20

Full inclusion profile

, 52

General Practitioners (GPs)

, 98

Genetic code

, 95

Geographical inequalities in health

, 32

Gini index

, 4, 35, 40–41

Global Burden of Diseases (GBD)

, 156

Global financial crisis (2008)

, 2

Global Health Questionnaire (GHQ)

, 48, 51

Governmental intervention

, 184

Great Depression

, 49

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

, 147, 148

Health

changes in HLY65+

, 35–40

correlation between income inequality and HLY65+

, 40

data and analysis

, 35

dimensions

, 50

health-related citizenship

, 76

HLY65+ average growth vs. Gini Index average growth

, 41

and illness

, 6

inequalities in Europe

, 31–32

inequalities in healthy life expectancy for older people

, 34–35

professionals

, 178

theoretical framework

, 32–34

Health Care Exp Index

, 156

Health Care Modernisation programme

, 181

Healthcare

citizenship, neoliberalism and

, 76–78

in Czech Republic

, 78–80

intermediary

, 150

management

, 186

neoliberal governance of

, 75

system

, 147

trusts

, 152

Healthcare Access and Quality Index (HAQ Index)

, 156

Healthy life expectancy for people over, 65 years (HLY65+)

, 34–35

changes in HLY65+ within each member state and welfare regimes

, 35–40

correlation between income inequality and HLY65+

, 40

Healthy Life Years (HLY)

, 4, 31–32, 34

Heterogeneity

, 170

of extreme physical restraint techniques

, 171

Hippocratic oath

, 166–167

Homo economicus

, 96

Homosexuality

, 169

Housing insecurity

, 12

Ideology

, 1, 13

Illness management

, 115–118

Illness narratives

family caregiver’s work

, 132–135

logic of choice and logic of care

, 124–126

in neoliberal era

, 123–124

patient’s work

, 127–131

research question and methodology

, 126–127

Illness work

, 126

Improvised universalism

, 144

Inappropriate hospitalisation

, 164–169

Inappropriate psychiatric patients

, 169

Income inequality

, 31, 34

correlation between HLY65+ and

, 40

Individual activism

, 125

Individual responsibility

, 109

Individualism

, 2–3

Inequities

, 3, 31

Injuries, and Risk Factors Study

, 156

Insecurity

, 12

Institutional approach to crowdsourcing

, 98

Institutional contradictions in maternity care field

, 184–186

Institutional-based crowdsourcing

, 91

Intergenerational relationality

, 109

International Charters on Children’s Rights

, 109

Italian Association for Multiple Sclerosis (AISM)

, 130

Italian health crisis

, 3

Italian National Health System (Italian NHS)

, 6

evolution phases

, 143–147

highest levels of performance in world

, 155–157

public healthcare system between de-financing and creeping privatisation

, 147–151

schizophrenic regionalism between devolution and re-centralisation

, 153–155

sustainability

, 157–159

Labour market inequality

, 12

Lay Expertise model

, 100

Levels of assistance (LEAs)

, 144

Life course analytical perspective

, 34

Local Health Units

, 144–145

Logic

of care

, 6, 124–126, 134

of choice

, 6, 124–126

of competition

, 97

Macroeconomic events

, 49

‘Managed cooperation’

, 147

Management Committees

, 144

‘Management of limits’ strategies

, 115–116

Managerialism

, 7, 145, 163

Market, corporatisation without

, 151–153

Maternity care in Russia

, 178, 180

arrangement

, 178

background to

, 180–183

changing health services and professions in neoliberal reforms context

, 178–180

institutional contradictions in maternity care field

, 184–186

methodology

, 183–184

organisational constraints and fragmentation of maternity care

, 186–189

Mechanical restraint

, 171

Medical ‘mediating devices’

, 111–112

Medical care

, 182

Medicalisation

, 4, 66, 68

of addicts

, 168–169

of crime

, 169

of deviance

, 169

of poverty

, 168

‘Medicine of initiative’ strategies

, 147

Mental health

, 50–51, 55–67

Mental Hygiene Act

, 161

Mental problems

, 51

Mental/psychological discomfort

, 51

Mosaic approach

, 106n1

National Health Plan

, 144

National Health Service (NHS)

, 6, 16, 98, 143

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)

, 16

Neo-institutionalism

, 7

Neo-institutionalist approach

, 177, 184

Neoliberal citizenship

, 76

to citizenship in neoliberal era

, 81

patient appropriation of neoliberalism

, 82–84

patient compliance with neoliberalism

, 81–82

patient resistance to neoliberalism

, 84–82

Neoliberal epidemics

, 3, 11–13

analytical indispensability of neoliberalism

, 13–15

austerity in UK Post-2010

, 15–22

job advert offering private medical insurance

, 24

Neoliberal governance of healthcare

, 75

Neoliberal ideology

, 76

Neoliberal logic

, 77

Neoliberal managerialism

, 163

Neoliberal paradigm

, 109

Neoliberal policy

, 184

Neoliberal pressures

, 77

Neoliberal rationality

, 77

Neoliberal roots of crowdsourcing in medicine

, 95–100

Neoliberalisation

, 13

Neoliberalism

, 1–2, 13, 31, 34, 47, 96, 115, 123, 178

analytical indispensability of

, 13–15

and citizenship

, 76–78

in Czech Republic

, 78–80

Neuroleptics

, 162

New Public Management

, 178

NHS Health and Social Care Act

, 98

Non-full inclusion profile

, 52

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

, 95

Non-institutional actors

, 95

OECD Health Database

, 157

On Routing Pregnant Women project

, 181

Otherness, persisting politics of

, 164–173

Participation

, 100

Participatory rhetoric approach

, 102

Patient

compliance with neoliberalism

, 81–82

consumer

, 77

moral career

, 111

resistance to neoliberalism

, 84–82

work

, 127–131

Patient-centred approach

, 102

PatientsLikeMe

, 93

Pedagogy of responsibility

, 108, 109, 115

‘Perceived support’

, 53, 55

Perestroika period

, 181

Physical health

, 50–51, 52–55

Places

, 32–33

Politics of otherness

, 161

Poverty

, 33

fuel

, 20

life insecurities in

, 18

medicalisation of

, 64

Precision Medicine

, 95

Precision Medicine Initiative (PMI)

, 95

Prediction, prevention, personalisation and participation model (4P Medicine model)

, 94

Private medical insurance advert

, 17

Private sector management techniques

, 31

Privatisation

, 145

Professional care

, 189

Professionalism

, 179

Psychiatric care in Italy

, 162–163

after 1978

persisting politics of otherness emerging from team ethnography

, 164–173

before psychiatric reform

, 161–162

Psychological distress

, 60–61

Radical labour market

, 12

Re-entry Plans (Piani di Rientro)

, 147, 154

Recovery

, 84

Regional Health Authorities

, 144

Regional Health Services

, 151, 153–154

Regional trust

, 145

Regionalisation

, 147, 154

Relative deprivation theory

, 58

Responsible federalism

, 155

Risky health behaviours

, 32

Royal Automobile Club Foundation

, 20

Scandinavian welfare regime

, 35

Self-governance

, 107, 110

Self-interest

, 2

Self-responsibilisation

, 5

Sense-making process

, 127

Servizi psichiatrici di diagnosi e cura (SPDC)

, 162

Servizi Sanitari Regionali (SSR)

, (see Regional Health Services)

Smoking

, 32

Social

actor

, 184

agents

, 179

capital

, 33

contexts

, 96

determinants of health

, 34, 47–48

exclusion

, 52, 66

gradient in health

, 32

inclusion/exclusion profiles

, 52

insurance system

, 143

media pervasiveness

, 99

policy

, 181

support

, 60

Social Movement Organisations

, 162

Societal interest

, 82

Socio-economic utility

, 84

Sociodemographic variables

, 51, 66

Socioeconomic status

, 32

Socioeconomic variables

, 51

Solidarity federalism

, 155

Southern welfare regime

, 35

Spanish Health Interview Survey (ENSE)

, 50–51

Spatial inequalities in health

, 32

Standardised World Income Inequality Database (SWIID)

, 40

Subjectivity

, 96

Sui generis model

, 146

Team ethnography

, 164

extreme physical restraint

, 169–173

inappropriate hospitalisation

, 164–169

persisting politics of otherness emerging from

, 164

Technological assistance

, 182

Top-down crowdsourcing

, 95–100

Trust managers

, 145

Unità Sanitarie Locali (USL)

Unmanageable disruptive behaviour

, 170

Veridiction

, 91n1, 99

Vulnerability

, 60

Welfare

policy in Russia

, 177

regimes

, 34–35

Workhouses

, 166

World Bank and International Monetary Fund

, 2

World Health Organisation (WHO)

, 157

Young people

, 48

in antidepressants

, 64–65

in diagnosed depression

, 62–63

frequency at risk of psychological distress

, 58–59

due to health problems

, 56

mental health in Spain

, 4

in psychological distress

, 60