Titlebook: Hospital at Home; The Alternative to G Freda Clarke Textbook 1984Latest edition Freda Clarke 1984 hospital.social science.sociology

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Foundations of modern health care in Britain: a divided medical service and consequences for the si up, followed by a Local Government Board in 1871. Both collapsed in the face of medical opposition, although the latter continued to hold minimal powers until stripped of functions and bypassed by the creation of other departments.

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Home care experiments in Britain,sing public outcry when cuts directly affected hospital provision, but far less overt concern when they led to a lowering of standards of home care for the sick. However, hospital cuts obliged health authorities to turn their attentions to their community sectors, if only to seek cheaper alternatives to unnecessary hospital admissions.

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清洗

,‘Hospital at home’ and the medical profession,In principle the mainstream of medical opinion in Britain favours an integrated health system. But there is considerable doubt within the profession about its ability to achieve it and many doctors are opposed to the organisational measures which would favour its introduction.

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人類學(xué)家

Summary, conclusions and prospects for the future,My studies on ‘hospital at home’ have led me to conclude need for radical NHS reorganisation before reforms can be introduced which could offer consumers optimum benefits from nationalised health care. This reorganisation would have to cover arrangements for the prevention of illness as well as for its cure.

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Overseas experiments in the home care of the sick,r there is anything which can be usefully learned from overseas health experience and introduced to the NHS without undermining concepts which have proved to be of inestimable benefit to the British people over nearly four decades.