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Who Should We Treat?: Rights, Rationing and Resources in the NHS 2nd ed isbn 9780199264186

Who Should We Treat?

Christopher NewdickBarrister and Lecturer in Law, University of Reading, Berkshire

ISBN13: 9780198259251
ISBN: 0198259255
New Edition ISBN: 019926418X
Published: November 1995
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



Who Should We Treat? considers one of the most pressing issues in contemporary society. The National Health Service absorbs an ever-increasing share of national resources, yet patients cannot be guaranteed access to treatment, and doctors and nurses often work under great stress. Why is this so and has the introduction of an internal market for health eased the problem? For the first time, this book puts these medical and ecponomic questions into a legal framework. Should resources affect the standard of care patients should receive, or enable fund-holders' patients to receive treatment first? What rights do elderly people have to NHS care? How are doctors and health service managers held accountable fpr their decisions? Who Should We Treat? is the first book to explain how the law balances the competing claims of patients, doctors and managers to NHS resources.;This book is intended for students of law, medicine, health management, health economics and community studies. Lawyers, doctors, health managers, and nurses.