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SAGE Modern Politics Series: Controlling Medical Professionals

The Comparative Politics of Health Governance

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Momentous changes have taken place in the governance of health services. Notably, doctors now share their once unchallenged power with a host of new decision-makers. This book provides a comparative analysis to the health systems of different Western countries from a political science perspective. As such, it makes a significant contribution to the debate on the current crisis in administering and funding the health services. On the macro level, three chapters address the methodological problems of policy analysis in the health sector; compare national standards of medical behaviour and action; and evaluate the relationship between government intervention and technological innovation in the delivery of medical services.

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SAGE Modern Politics Series: Controlling Medical Professionals, Giorgio Freddi, James W. Bjorkman, European Consortium for Political Research. Joint Sessions of Workshops

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Rok wydania
1988
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Tytuł
SAGE Modern Politics Series: Controlling Medical Professionals
Podtytuł
The Comparative Politics of Health Governance
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1988
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
256
ISBN10
0803981988
ISBN13
9780803981980
Seria
Opis
Momentous changes have taken place in the governance of health services. Notably, doctors now share their once unchallenged power with a host of new decision-makers. This book provides a comparative analysis to the health systems of different Western countries from a political science perspective. As such, it makes a significant contribution to the debate on the current crisis in administering and funding the health services. On the macro level, three chapters address the methodological problems of policy analysis in the health sector; compare national standards of medical behaviour and action; and evaluate the relationship between government intervention and technological innovation in the delivery of medical services.