Common elements of health care reforms in a number of countries are identified, and a theoretical framework developed to explain why reforms that seem on the surface to be nationally based can only be understood in a transnational context. The book discusses trends in medical care, options for the organization of medical and other services, and reasons why market modes of organization are in the ascendant at the expense of democratic and professional interests.
Author | Andrew C. Twaddle |
Publisher | Greenwood Publishing Group |
Release Date | 2002 |
ISBN | 0865692882 |
Pages | 419 pages |
Rating | 4/5 (86 users) |