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1. Is Esping-Anderson's “Liberal-Welfare” Regime Cluster Adequate?

Author

Scholnick, Erin

Subjects
*MEDICAL care, *PUBLIC health, *HEALTH promotion
Abstract

The article reports on the issue regarding the question if G. Esping-Anderson's liberal regime is adequate in terms of health care in the U.S., Great Britain, and in Canada. This liberal regime cluster is inaccurate when applied to the delivery and coverage of health care. Both Canada and Great Britain provide its citizens with a highly decommodified Public Health Program. While in the U.S., citizens are its commodities.

Published
2005

2. Personal feelings and medical journals.

Author

Smith, Richard

Subjects
*PEDIATRICS, *MEDICAL care, *PUBLIC health, *TERMINALLY ill, *HUMAN services, HOSPITAL care evaluation
Abstract

Editorial. Offers a look at how personal feelings affect an individual's reading of a medical journal. Discussion of a paper by Jack Wennberg in the March 13, 2004 issue regarding death in highly respected American hospitals; Use of healthcare resources in the best hospitals in America; Reference to a paper in the same issue by Chibuzo Odigwe that claims children in Great Britain often feel ignored by the British National Health Service; Communication between children patients and physicians.

Published
2004
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