Protecting American health care consumers /
A contribution to health care studies and administrative law which offers a humane and practical alternative to the current process of reviewing consumer health care complaints.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Durham ; London :
Duke University Press,
2002.
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Colección: | e-Duke books scholarly collection.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. Introduction
- The theoretical context for procedural protections
- The scope of the book
- 2. The patient protection debate
- Private reform proposals
- Government initiatives
- Making sense of the debate
- 3. Health insurance coverage in the United States
- Historical development of the American health insurance system
- The universe of private health insurance coverage
- The universe of public health insurance programs
- The problem of the uninsured
- 4. Relevant law and theory
- Regulatory law
- Corporate and tax law
- Administrative law
- Contract law
- Tort law
- 5. The universe of consumer concerns about health care
- A typology of consumer concerns
- Tapping and resolving consumer concerns about health care
- Institutional mechanism for tapping consumer concerns
- 6. The universe of medical standards and other policies regarding health care
- The health-care quality revolution and medical standardsetting
- Organizations that make health-care policies
- A taxonomy of health-care policies
- 7. Processes for making policies regarding health care
- Processes for making policies regarding the content and quality of health care
- Policymaking regarding access to health-care services
- Policymaking regarding the cost of health-care services
- Policymaking and dissemination: the example of diabetes
- 8. Regimes for tapping and resolving consumer concerns about health care
- Extralegal institutions for tapping and resolving consumer concerns
- Internal, external, and administrative review
- Judicial review
- Tort causes of action
- Statutory causes of actions
- 9. Principles of sound procedural protections
- Principles of sound policymaking procedures
- Principles for better ways to tap and resolve consumer concerns about health care
- A call for better empirical information about consumer concerns
- 10. A vision of true reform
- More definite allocation of regulatory responsibility
- Policymaking reforms
- Reforms for tapping and resolving consumer concerns about health care
- The limits of procedural justice without distributive justice.