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5 produkter
Using Health Economics In Health Services
Häftad, 2002
892 kr
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Using Health Economics in Health Services examines the impact of attempts to use 'rational' health economic analyses on local decision-making in the National Health Service. The book presents findings from an ethnographic study of one Health Authority and one Primary Care Group to present a rich …
The Politics of Healthcare in Britain
Av Stephen Harrison, Ruth McDonald
Inbunden, 2007
2840 kr
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'This is an excellent textbook for which there is currently a niche in the market. The chapters on rationing, professionalism, politics of clinical knowledge and the politics of democracy and participation are particularly strong and will be invaluable to students of health policy, health studies …
The Politics of Healthcare in Britain
Av Stephen Harrison, Ruth McDonald
Häftad, 2007
1432 kr
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'This is an excellent textbook for which there is currently a niche in the market. The chapters on rationing, professionalism, politics of clinical knowledge and the politics of democracy and participation are particularly strong and will be invaluable to students of health policy, health studies …
Politics of Healthcare in Britain
Av Ruth McDonald, Stephen Harrison
E-bok, 2007
622 kr
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′This is an excellent textbook for which there is currently a niche in the market. The chapters on rationing, professionalism, politics of clinical knowledge and the politics of democracy and participation are particularly strong and will be invaluable to students of health policy, health studies …
Effective Family Support
Responding to What Parents Tell Us
Av Cheryl Burgess, Ruth McDonald m. fl.
Häftad, 2018
655 kr
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A practical guide to assist staff in supporting families who need help with the task of parenting their children. This support may be required because families are lacking informal networks of support or because of professionals’ worries about the levels of care parents or carers are providing for …
