As physicians are confronted with scarcity and with the effects of cost-containment policies on clinical practice, they occupy a unique position from which to observe the impact of priorities set by health care systems. This chapter focuses on results from the Values at the Bedside study pertaining to physicians’ assessment of their health care system’s resource availability, the distribution of these resources, and the fairness of this distribution. In so doing, it explores the interactions between macro-level policy decisions and micro-allocation decisions by providers in the clinical setting
Several quantitative surveys have been conducted internationally to gather empirical information abo...
Several quantitative surveys have been conducted internationally to gather empirical information abo...
In response to limited resources, health care systems have adopted diverse cost-containment strategi...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. This book makes the case that priority setting and rat...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Background. Whether doctors at the bedside level should be engaged in health care rationing is a con...
Background. Whether doctors at the bedside level should be engaged in health care rationing is a con...
This chapter summarizes the main results of the Values at the Bedside study, an NIH-funded, European...
Background. Whether doctors at the bedside level should be engaged in health care rationing is a con...
This research provides an opportunity to explore the response of physicians to a health system in wh...
Difficulties in medical ethics are traditionally discussed in relation to problem arising in clinica...
textabstractThe issue of the allocation of resources in health care is here to stay. The goal ...
Several quantitative surveys have been conducted internationally to gather empirical information abo...
Several quantitative surveys have been conducted internationally to gather empirical information abo...
In response to limited resources, health care systems have adopted diverse cost-containment strategi...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. This book makes the case that priority setting and rat...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Health systems need to set priorities fairly. In one way or another, part of this important task wil...
Background. Whether doctors at the bedside level should be engaged in health care rationing is a con...
Background. Whether doctors at the bedside level should be engaged in health care rationing is a con...
This chapter summarizes the main results of the Values at the Bedside study, an NIH-funded, European...
Background. Whether doctors at the bedside level should be engaged in health care rationing is a con...
This research provides an opportunity to explore the response of physicians to a health system in wh...
Difficulties in medical ethics are traditionally discussed in relation to problem arising in clinica...
textabstractThe issue of the allocation of resources in health care is here to stay. The goal ...
Several quantitative surveys have been conducted internationally to gather empirical information abo...
Several quantitative surveys have been conducted internationally to gather empirical information abo...
In response to limited resources, health care systems have adopted diverse cost-containment strategi...