Government Printing Office; 1983. 12. Hadorn DC. Creating a just and affordable system of
national health insurance through democratically determined limits on “adequate” and life …

This is a well-written and interesting account of the birth of the British National Health
Service, its vicissitudes and progress, from 1948 to the present day. The author has divided …

An extensive critique of the market conception of health provision, combined with a vision for
an alternative way of running the health service. The failure of market'reforms' cannot be …

Like so many recent British governments, the new Conservative–Liberal Democrat coalition
government is making structural changes to the National Health Service (NHS) in England …

The National Health service has been overhauled at least a dozen times in the past 25
years. By any standards–public or private–this amounts to a great deal of turbulence and …

Prologue: Since the release of its much-discussed White Paper, Working for Patients, in
1989, the British government has been quietly going about the business of reforming its …

Prologue: The United States has traditionally looked to the United Kingdom, its cultural
parent, when studying alternative social and political models. Health care is no exception. In …

This article uses an examination of the changing boundaries between the public and the
private in health-care to argue that developments of a transformative character are taking …

Summary 1 Background to NHS reform and integrated care 2 Part 1: Provisions to support
integration and collaboration 3 Part 2: Health and adult social care information 4 Part 3 …

Looks at the approach of Great Britain's Labour Party toward public services, with a focus on
the National Health Service (NHS). View that the Conservative Party is trying to convince …