Titlebook: Choices for Health Care; A Practical Introduc Gavin H. Mooney,Elizabeth M. Russell,Roy D. Weir Textbook 1986Latest edition Gavin H. Mooney,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09693-2iques in health care have in practice involved cost-effectiveness analysis, that is investigating . to deliver health care, rather than cost-benefit analysis, in which the emphasis is more on . of different types of care to provide.

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Choices for Health Care,tions, without remuneration limit and without an economic barrier at any point to delay recourse to it, is the ideal plan … The primary interest of the Ministry of Social Security is not in the details of the national health service or in its financial arrangements. It is in finding a health service

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The Framework for Choice,re is one single approach which can overcome all these problems or that there is a simple solution to them. None the less, in this and the next two chapters certain techniques are discussed which if applied can lead to improved decision-making in health care. This chapter deals with the framework fo

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Techniques for Evaluation,are important but perform rather different functions. Many studies in health care which claim to be cost-benefit studies are in practice cost-effectiveness studies and it is therefore necessary to delineate clearly between the two approaches lest the unwary reader be misled.

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Planning and Health Care,g in health care. In chapter 9 the operation of the service was described in terms of levels of decision-making, financial control, advice and consultation. The omission of any description of a planning and evaluation framework reflects the reality of the current process of resource allocation withi