Technology and the welfare state : the influence of technological change upon the development of health care in Britain and America
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Technology and the welfare state : the influence of technological change upon the development of health care in Britain and America
Unwin Hyman, 1991
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- : pbk.
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
- 巻冊次
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: hard ISBN 9780044458401
内容説明
This work is based on the proposition that the welfare state involves the production of goods and services, and that examining the technology used in such production and how it has changed, will contribute to the understanding of particular services and of the development of the welfare state. The book contributes to the current debate about "crisis" in the welfare state and looks at its future viability while demonstrating the potential contribution that an analysis of technological change could offer in the formation of theoretical bases for the development of welfare state systems.
目次
- Part 1 Health care and technological change: technological change and social service production - health care and the development of welfare states, health care and the economy, technology and social service production
- technological change and health care - health care - defining the technological base of a social service, health care technology as a dynamic process, examples of change in health care technology
- production, consumption and health care technology - location and control, technological change and the factors of production, technological change and consumption of health care, "social innovation" and future health care production and consumption
- political innovation and health care - direct public provision and funding, indirect action by government, government and convergence of health care systems?
- technological change and economic cycles - innovation and economic cycles, government action, health care and long waves. Part 2: Technology and the welfare state - a missing dimension - explanations for the welfare state, technology and health care - an overview, adding technology - a step in "cumulative synthesis", innovation as a response to "crisis" in the welfare state.
- 巻冊次
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: pbk. ISBN 9780044458418
内容説明
This work is based on the proposition that the welfare state involves the production of goods and services, and that examining the technology used in such production and how it has changed, will contribute to the understanding of particular services and of the development of the welfare state. The book contributes to the current debate about "crisis" in the welfare state and looks at its future viability while demonstrating the potential contribution that an analysis of technological change could offer in the formation of theoretical bases for the development of welfare state systems.
目次
- Part 1 Health care and technological change: technological change and social service production - health care and the development of welfare states, health care and the economy, technology and social service production
- technological change and health care - health care - defining the technological base of a social service, health care technology as a dynamic process, examples of change in health care technology
- production, consumption and health care technology - location and control, technological change and the factors of production, technological change and consumption of health care, "social innovation" and future health care production and consumption
- political innovation and health care - direct public provision and funding, indirect action by government, government and convergence of health care systems?
- technological change and economic cycles - innovation and economic cycles, government action, health care and long waves. Part 2: technology and the welfare state - a missing dimension - explanations for the welfare state, technology and health care - an overview, adding technology - a step in "cumulative synthesis", innovation as a response to "crisis" in the welfare state.
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