EBOOK: The New Health PolicyMcGraw-Hill Education (UK), 16 Jun 2009 - 192 halaman "This is an excellent and accessible introduction to key current debates in health policy. It is enriched by deft comparative analysis and by the way Dr Gauld locates the study in the context of current ideological debates. Students will learn a lot from wrestling with the questions posed at the end of each chapter – and so will their teachers!" Paul Wilding, Emeritus Professor of Social Policy, University of Manchester, UK This book analyzes the issues that form the nucleus of the emerging ‘new health policy’ agenda. Robin Gauld brings together in one volume a comprehensive picture of the health policy challenges facing contemporary developed world health systems, as well as the strategies for tackling these. Individual chapters, respectively, analyze:
The New Health Policy is essential reading for all students of health policy and health care, along with policy makers and health care professionals. |
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1 INTRODUCTION | 1 |
2 HEALTH SECTOR FUNDING AND ORGANIZATION | 22 |
3 HEALTH CARE QUALITY AND SAFETY | 42 |
4 HEALTH CARE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY | 62 |
5 GOVERNANCE PROFESSIONALISM AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION | 83 |
6 PUBLIC HEALTH HEALTH DETERMINANTS AND DISEASE CONTROL | 104 |
7 THE PRIVATE SECTOR | 126 |
8 CONCLUSION | 146 |
References | 160 |
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End Cover Page | 202 |
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