Social Policy in the Twentieth CenturyHutchinson, 1975 - 240 Seiten |
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... patients could choose their own doctor , and the doctors who wanted to come into the scheme built up a panel of registered patients and were paid a capitation fee of so much for each patient on their register . The service was free ...
... patients could choose their own doctor , and the doctors who wanted to come into the scheme built up a panel of registered patients and were paid a capitation fee of so much for each patient on their register . The service was free ...
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... patients were entitled to expect . The family doctor is the purveyor of ' primary care ' . This denotes two things . First , provision of an easy and familiar point of entry into the health care system , from which the patient can , if ...
... patients were entitled to expect . The family doctor is the purveyor of ' primary care ' . This denotes two things . First , provision of an easy and familiar point of entry into the health care system , from which the patient can , if ...
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... patients departments and treating patients in the private wards . If the system that allows this were abolished , they say , the hospitals would lose many of their best staff . Others totally reject the idea that wealth should be able ...
... patients departments and treating patients in the private wards . If the system that allows this were abolished , they say , the hospitals would lose many of their best staff . Others totally reject the idea that wealth should be able ...
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What is social policy? | 11 |
7 | 32 |
The legacy of the Victorian | 222 |
Urheberrecht | |
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action administration Aneurin Bevan areas assessment authorities basic Beatrice Webb Beveridge Report Britain British cash benefits cent century child Committee compulsory Conservative contributions council council houses countries Crossman disabled doctor earnings economic effect employers family allowances favour finance given health insurance hospitals housing policy important income increase individual industrial insurance benefits kind Labour government legislation major means test measures medical services ment Minority Report national assistance National Health Service Officer old age patients paupers pension political Poor Law population poverty poverty line practice principle programme proposed Public Assistance rebates relief rent responsibility Richard Crossman risk scheme Second World War Secondly sickness social insurance social policy social security social services social workers Socialist society statutory tenants tion Titmuss treatment unemployed unemployment voluntary wage welfare services whole