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The Doctor's Changing Role in Allocating U.S. and British Medical Services
Author
Lee, Robert G.
Miller, Frances H.
Bibliographic Citation
Law, Medicine and Health Care. 1990 Spring-Summer; 18(1-2): 69-76.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/735877
Date
1990
Subject
Autonomy
;
Consent
;
Decision Making
;
Disclosure
;
Economics
;
Government
;
Government Regulation
;
Health
;
Health Care
;
Health Care Delivery
;
Health Insurance
;
Informed Consent
;
Insurance
;
International Aspects
;
Life
;
Medicine
;
Patient Care
;
Physician's Role
;
Physicians
;
Political Systems
;
Public Policy
;
Quality Adjusted Life Years
;
Regulation
;
Remuneration
;
Resource Allocation
;
Risks and Benefits
;
State Medicine
;
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