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Who Should We Treat?: Rights, Rationing and Resources in the NHS 2nd ed isbn 9780199264179

Who Should We Treat?

Christopher NewdickLecturer in Law, University of Reading, Berkshire

ISBN13: 9780198259244
ISBN: 0198259247
New Edition ISBN: 0199264171
Published: November 1995
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: Out of print



Books about the National Health Service have been written by economists and doctors, but it is difficult to get an overall picture of the legal implications of subject. Who Should We Treat? is written by a lawyer who considers the competing aims of patients, doctors and managers for NHS resources. It is the first book to put scarce resources in the NHS into a legal framework.;This book is intended for students of law, medicine, health management, health economics and community studies. Lawyers, doctors, health managers, and nurses.

Contents:
Preface. Tables.
1: Resources in the NHS.
2: Managed Competition in the NHS.
3: Common Law Regulation of Standards.
4: Statuatory Regulation of Standards.
5: The Rise of Health Service Managers.
6: Accountability in the Health Service.
7: Complaints and Professional Discipline.
8: Ethics in the New NHS. Index