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Health and the Good Society

Setting Healthcare Ethics in Social Context

Cribb, Alan Centre for Public Policy Research, King's College London

Print publication date: 2005 (this edition)
Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: May 2006
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-19-924273-3
doi:10.1093/0199242739.003.0001

1 Introduction: The Diffusion of the Health Agenda

Alan Cribb

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doi:10.1093/0199242739.003.0001

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Preface

PART I The Evolving Value Field of Healthcare

1 Introduction: The Diffusion of the Health Agenda

2 Producing the Goods: Health, Welfare and Well-being

3 Participating in Health Decisions: Patient and Community Empowerment

PART 2 Health Policy Ethics

4 Health Promotion in the Good Society

5 The Distribution of Health and Healthcare

6 Responsibility for Health

PART 3 Institutions and Vocations

7 Professional Ethics in Context

8 Managing Healthcare: Making or Breaking Healthcare Goods?

9 The Boundaries of Professional Legitimacy

PART 4 Education, Ethics, and Agenda-Setting

10 Rethinking Health Education

11 Towards a Socially Reflexive Healthcare Ethics

12 Making the Health Agenda

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