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What restructuring means for nurses in Denmark.

Irrespective of structural and other changes, today the healthcare sectors in all countries share many common problems, particularly in regard to: whether to allow private financing via insurance or public financing via taxation; higher consumer demand and expectations; greater opportunities for medical science interventions; and prioritizing treatment and patient categories. Below, how the Danish healthcare sector is facing these challenges and what it means for nurses.