Making health policy : networks in research and policy after 1945
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Making health policy : networks in research and policy after 1945
(The Wellcome Institute series in the history of medicine)(Clio medica, 75)
Rodopi, 2005
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内容説明
What shapes health policy? Current thinking dictates that scientific evidence should be the basis for policy making in healthcare, but is this a new approach, and how has it developed? Making Health Policy shows how networks in science and the media have established a dialogue for policy making since 1945. It is the first historical study to explore the unspoken links between science and recent health policy.
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Preface
Abbreviations
Virginia BERRIDGE: Making Health Policy: Networks in Research and Policy after 1945
PART 1: MAKING PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY
Luc BERLIVET: 'Association or Causation?' The Debate on the Scientific Status of Risk Factor Epidemiology, 1947-c.1965
Betsy THOM: Who Makes Alcohol Policy? Science and Policy Networks,1950-2000
Virginia BERRIDGE: Issue Network versus Producer Network? ASH, the Tobacco Products Research Trust and UK Smoking Policy
Mark W. BUFTON: British Expert Advice on Diet and Heart Disease c.1945-2000
Sarah MARS: Peer Pressure and Imposed Consensus: The Making of the 1984 Guidelines of Good Clinical Practice in the Treatment of Drug Misuse
PART II: EVIDENCE AND HEALTH SERVICES
Stuart ANDERSON: Evidence, Experts and Committees: The Shaping of Hospital Pharmacy Policy in Great Britain, 1948 to 1974
Jennifer STANTON: Renal Dialysis: Counting the Cost versus Counting the Need
Jennifer STANTON: Intensive Care: Measurement and Audit in an Expensive Growth Area of Medicine
Part III: The Media, Science and Policy
Kelly LOUGHLIN: Publicity as Policy: The Changing Role of Press and Public Relations at the BMA, 1940s-80s
Kelly LOUGHLIN: Networks of Mass Communication: Reporting Science, Health and Medicine in the 1950s and the '60s
Contributors
Index
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