Rationing Medical Care on the Basis of Age: The Moral DimensionsCRC Press, 08.10.2018 - 176 Seiten "Rationing Medical Care on the Basis of Age" explores this highly topical issue and presents a critical argument on the nature of the possible crisis. Its in-depth philosophical analysis of the main ethical positions adopts an interdisciplinary and international approach. This book is important reading for healthcare policy makers and shapers and healthcare managers. Academics in ethics, philosophy, economics, and all healthcare disciplines will find it useful, as will public health specialists, health economists, and social scientists with an interest in health and medicine. The authors of this book have opened up significant new perspectives on many important issues which in practice confront politicians, managers, professionals, patients and the public today. They have done this moreover in a way that is highly accessible to a non-specialist readership. |
Inhalt
1 Perceptions of crisis | 1 |
2 The costs of ageing | 9 |
3 The moral foundations of publicly 8211 funded medical care | 21 |
4 Ethics and the crisis | 31 |
5 Daniels and the Prudential Lifespan Account | 43 |
6 Ethics and resource allocation | 53 |
7 Callahan and the significance of age | 63 |
8 A critique of Callahan | 77 |
9 A crisis of ageing? | 91 |
10 Policy implications | 101 |
Appendix 1 NHS principles and priorities 1942 8211 2003 | 107 |
Appendix 2 Justice and solidarity with the old 8211 two complementarymoral concerns in healthcare | 121 |
Appendix 3 Justice and the Nordic healthcare systems | 135 |
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Back Cover | 156 |
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Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
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