… autonomy, as in their legal room for manoeuvre, reduced. … turned autonomy into a question
of legal room for manoeuvre … in charge of direct service provision turned autonomy into a …

… and local autonomy and the ability to adapt services to the local … Health care services •
Extensive and detailed national … For health and care, we thus see little local room for maneuver, …

… of, say, consumer protection, public health or social benefits – are … of autonomy and the
existence of a ‘room for manoeuvre’ that … Still, it is the idea of a ‘room for manoeuvre’ that explains …

… collective room for manoeuvre … autonomy as pathetically contradictory: if autonomy is
nowadays a social norm, trying to be yourself by rejecting social norms is the least autonomous …

… Following the incorporation of small autonomous political units into large, centralised states,
… is found at the local level in countries with very different national policies (whether or not …

… study of three public health organisations in the Northern … of healthcare, in particular,
professional values and autonomy … and provision of primary health services (including intercultural …

… and health care organisations in the United Kingdom (UK) and … and autonomy, it may also
mean that the care workers will … and care for patients, in the absence of room for manoeuvre …

… a rather high degree of autonomy, but this autonomy is now … controls the principals’ room
for manoeuvre to a lesser extent … /quality work and student health care questions are recurring …

… for being too vague, giving “no room for maneuver” because it is too unspecific (Public …
than an issue of the public health services (Public Health, District 5, 52). In most administrations, …

… delegated, the regulator’s autonomy and the visibility of losses … public health care financing
models (health service in … Footnote 16 By leaving ministers little room for manoeuvre the …