Edinburgh Napier University

  The right of EU citizens to receive health care in other Member States, paid by their home country, is a valuable benefit, capable of greatly improving the quality of life of those who use it, but involving legal complexity, cumbersome processes, and inequalities. Gabriella Berki’s book, which originated as a doctoral thesis, examines these flaws with the aim of identifying how ‘European cross-border patient mobility legislation can be improved in a way that better serves patients’ interests while respecting the responsibilities of the Member States in this field’ (p x). Dr Berki is now an Assistant Professor and lecturer at universities in Hungary, France, and Croatia, so she brings a useful pan-European...