This paper is an examination of the obligations of government and society in providing health care to its citizenry. It studies the nature of basic rights as defined and explained by Henry Shue, and health care's place within those basic rights. Two of the major theories of justice are critically examined to try and determine what place health care has within the just society. The third and final part of the thesis examines several of the empirical claims about the American health care system and what should be done to incorporate a public health ethic into the health care system.Honors CollegeThesis (B.?.
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In the first section, this essay will consider questions the new era in health care poses for a heal...
In this study I will endeavor to show that the American system of health care violates any conceptio...
Proponents of health rights hold that there are rights to health, healthcare, or public health. Yet ...
Upholding and seeking justice in society has been important for philosophers and religious thinkers ...
Research on how to understand legally recognized socio-economic rights produced many insights into t...
While citizens in a liberal democracy are generally expected to see to their basic needs out of thei...
This paper seeks to provide an overview of some of the main areas of debate that have emerged ...
I hereby declare that I am the sole author of this thesis. This is a true copy of the thesis, includ...
This study examines implications of a rights-based perspective among honors students through the len...
Medicaid, Medicare, Welfare, Social Medicine. We've heard the words, but do we know what they mean? ...
This paper argues that societal duties of health promotion are underwritten (at least in large part)...
This thesis addresses the question "Is there a moral right to health care, and, if so, what does it ...
What does it mean to say that there is a right to health care? Health care is part of a cooperative ...
The universal human right to health care is a cliché that is frequently invoked by politicians and v...
This thesis is concerned with the questions, What is justice? What is justice in healthcare? Does th...
In the first section, this essay will consider questions the new era in health care poses for a heal...
In this study I will endeavor to show that the American system of health care violates any conceptio...
Proponents of health rights hold that there are rights to health, healthcare, or public health. Yet ...
Upholding and seeking justice in society has been important for philosophers and religious thinkers ...
Research on how to understand legally recognized socio-economic rights produced many insights into t...
While citizens in a liberal democracy are generally expected to see to their basic needs out of thei...
This paper seeks to provide an overview of some of the main areas of debate that have emerged ...