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Author: Danis , Clancy , Churchill
Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
Dimensions:
Width: 23.10cm
, Height: 2.50cm
, Length: 15.50cm
Weight: 0.590kg
ISBN: 9780195300833
ISBN 10: 0195300831
Pages: 424
Publication Date: 15 December 2005
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Marion Danis, Carolyn Clancy, and Larry Churchill Part I. Identifying the Goals of Health Care 1: Daniel Callahan, The Hastings Center: Ends and Means: The Goals of Health Care 2: Norman Daniels, Tufts University, Bruce Kennedy, Harvard University, and Ichiro Kawachi, Harvard University: Justice, Health, and Health Policy Part II. Connecting Ethics and Health Policy 3: John Kingdon, University of Michigan: What Ethics Can Contribute to Health Policy 4: Eli Ginzberg: Health Care Policy in the U.S. in the 20th Century 5: Amy Gutman, Princeton University: Just Deliberation Abuot Health Care Part III. Examining the Ethics of How Policy is Made 6: John Kingdon, University of Michigan: The Reality of Public Policy Making 7: Stan Greenberg, Greenberg Quinlin Rosner Research, and Marion Danis: When Public Opinion Counts: Inserting Public Opinion into Health Policy 8: Jo Ivey Boufford, New York University, and Phil Lee, Standford University: Health Policy Making: The Role of the Federal Government 9: Jonathan Oberlander, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Larry Brown, Columbia University: Health Policy and State Initiatives 10: Stuart Butler, Heritage Foundation: Private Sector Incentives and Ethical Healthcare Part IV. Ethical Controversies in Health Policy A. Resource Allocation 11: Ezekiel Emanuel, National Institute of Health: Patient v. Population: Resolving the Ethical Dilemmas Posed by Treating Patients as Members of Populations B. Accountability 12: Christine Cassel, Mount Sinai Medical Center: Ethics and Accountability: Regulating Health Care As a Public Good 13: Harold Luft, University of California, San Francisco: Perspectives on Accountability: Past, Present, and Future C. Vulnerable Populations 14: Dan Brock, Brown University: Health Resources Allocation for Vulnerable Populations 15: Marion Danis and Donald Patick, University of Washington: Health Policy, Vulnerability and Vulnerable Populations D. Ethical Considerations Health Services Research 16: Bernard Lo, University of California, SF: Values in Research: Picking Research Priorities Ethically 17: Lisa Lezzoni, Harvard Medical School: Ethical Considerations in Conduction Health Care Research: Protecting Privacy
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""This book will be of interest to ethicists and other thinkers who want to become more relevant in the policy-making arena...the book is eminently readable, having avoided the pitfall of technical language.""--Doody's ""This book provides a broad and at the same time rigorous introduction to the role of ethics in health policy. It is an essential read for anyone with health care policy making responsibilities, but also interesting, enlightening and useful read for health care providers, personnel and for patients trying to make sense of the way in which health care is distributed.""--Public Health ""The book contains a stimulating mix of perspectives, and includes chapters by some of the 'big names' from the fields of philosophy, political science, and policy studies. This book provides a wealth of material, much of it highly accessible to a general audience...it will be a useful source for students and researchers in health policy studies and social medicine, and a useful addition to many reading lists.""--International Journal of Epidemiology
This book provides a broad and at the same time rigorous introduction to the role of ethics in health policy. It is an essential read for anyone with health care policy making responsibilities, but also interesting, enlightening and useful read for health care providers, personnel and for patients trying to make sense of the way in which health care is distributed. Public Health The book contains a stimulating mix of perspectives, and includes chapters by some of the 'big names' from the fields of philosophy, political science, and policy studies. This book provides a waelth of material, much of it highly accessible to a genral audience... it will be a useful source for students and researchers in health policy and social medicine, and a useful addition to many reading lists.
This book provides a broad and at the same time rigorous introduction to the role of ethics in health policy. It is an essential read for anyone with health care policy making responsibilities, but also interesting, enlightening and useful read for health care providers, personnel and for patients trying to make sense of the way in which health care is distributed. Public Health The book contains a stimulating mix of perspectives, and includes chapters by some of the 'big names' from the fields of philosophy, political science, and policy studies. This book provides a waelth of material, much of it highly accessible to a genral audience... it will be a useful source for students and researchers in health policy and social medicine, and a useful addition to many reading lists.
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