The Hippocratic predicament : affordability, access, and accountability in American medicine
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The Hippocratic predicament : affordability, access, and accountability in American medicine
Academic Press, c1993
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 251-263) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book summarizes the status of the US health care system and the emergence of research and methodologies for evaluating the effectiveness of health care. It discusses how and why Oregon has adopted their radical new plan, and the influence this plan may have on future efforts to prioritize health care in other states. "The Hippocratic Predicament" suggests that information on health outcome can be used to direct health care resource allocations and goes one step beyond the Oregon plan to propose new health policies that should control cost, improve access and maximize health benefits for the population.
目次
- A look at solutions
- review of current proposals
- a general health policy model for setting priorities in health policy
- selected applications of the general health policy model
- the Oregon experiment
- problems and concerns. Appendix: Oregon prioritized health services.
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