Financing medicine : the British experience since 1750
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Financing medicine : the British experience since 1750
（Studies in the social history of medicine, 24）
Routledge, 2006
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"The caprice of charity"
"Strong combination"
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- The price of charity to the Middlesex Hospital, 1750-1830 / Bronwyn Croxson
- Charitable bodies: the funding of Birmingham's voluntary hospitals in the nineteenth century / Jonathan Reinarz
- Regional comparators in the funding and organisation of the voluntary hospital system, c.1860-1939 / Steven Cherry
- 'The caprice of charity': geographical variations in the finances of British voluntary hospital services before the NHS / John Mohan
- Paying for the sick poor: financing medicine under the Victorian poor law, the case of the Whitechapel Union, 1850-1900 / Keir Waddington
- Reluctant providers?: the politics and ideology of municipal hospital finance 1870-1914 / Sally Sheard
- The Bradford Municipal Hospital experiment of 1920: the emergence of the mixed economy in hospital provision in inter-war Britain / Tim Willis
- Friendly society health insurance in nineteenth-century England / Martin Gorsky
- 'Strong combination': the Edwardian BMA and contract practice / Andrew Morrice
- The economic and medical significance of the British National Health Insurance Act, 1911 / Anne Digby
- A double irony?: the politics of National Health Service expenditure in the 1950s / Tony Cutler
- Inequalities, regions and hospitals: the Resource Allocation Working Party / John Welshman
- Financing health care in Britain since 1939 / Rodney Lowe