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Tobias Müller1, Mujaheed Shaikh2, Lukas Kauer3

  • 1Bern University of Applied Sciences, Stadtbachstrasse 64, 3004, Bern, Switzerland.

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概括

退休期鼓励转向托管医疗保健计划,但许多人仍然选择低于最佳的选择. 需要改善消费者指导和简化选择,以便更好地选择健康计划.

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