How ought a society to distribute its publicly funded healthcare resources? Few questions are in more urgent need of an answer. This multidisciplinary investigation brings together the insights of philosophy, clinical science, health economics, operational research and public policy analysis.
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Niall Maclean is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs, St Andrews.
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primary care trusts, accountability for reasonableness approach, benevolence approaches, basic benevolence, distributing health care, rationing protocol, rational democratic deliberation, redemptive motive, health care distribution, reasonable life plans, health care justice, health care vouchers, important medical benefits, valid moral claims, normal opportunity range, moral legalism, voucher value, health care resource allocation, predicted life expectancy, hypothetical market, rationing decisions, rationing problem, objective ranking, basic benefit package Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
The Problem of Health Care Distribution, Just Caring, South African, Allocate Health Resources, Better Ways, The Ethics of Access, Department of Health, Federal Government, United States, World War, Niall Maclean, National Health Service, John Rawls, John Duffy, National Programme Budget Project, Health Data, Black Death, Norman Daniels, National Service Frameworks, New York, Roman Empire, End-Stage Renal Disease, Oxfam Australia, United Kingdom, World Health Organisation Browse Sample Pages:
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