Pricing life : why it's time for health care rationing / Peter A. Ubel.
A rational look at health care rationing, from ethical, economic, psychological, and clinical perspectives.
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| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, MA :
MIT Press,
1999.
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| Series: | Basic bioethics.
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Table of Contents:
- Cost-Effectiveness and the Controversial Necessity of Health Care Rationing
- Rationing According to Cost-Effectiveness: Explicit, Quantifiable, and Unacceptable?
- The Politics of Defining Health Care Rationing
- The Necessity of Rationing Health Care
- The Challenge of Measuring Community Values in Ways Appropriate for Making Rationing Decisions
- How Do People Want to Ration Health Care? Balancing Cost-Effectiveness and Fairness
- Cost-Effectiveness and Bedside Rationing: Do Two Wrongs Make a Right?
- The Case Against Bedside Rationing
- Recognizing Bedside Rationing
- Linguistic Confusion about Bedside Rationing
- The Unbearable Rightness of Bedside Rationing
- The Future of Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Health Care Rationing
- Future Possibilities for Improving How Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Incorporates Public Rationing Preferences
- The Future of Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Health Care Rationing.