A theoretically sophisticated, empirically detailed account of conflicts of interest and the physician's role...An impressive piece of work- broad in its scope, clear in its objectives, confident of its finding, certain of the policy implications.
A theoretically sophisticated, empirically detailed account of conflicts of interest and the physician's role...An impressive piece of work- broad in its scope, clear in its objectives, confident of its finding, certain of the policy implications.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Marc A. Rodwin, Associate Professor of Law and Public Policy at Indiana University, Bloomington, has an M.A. from Oxford University, a J.D. from the University of Virginia Law School, and a Ph.D. from Brandeis University.
Inhaltsangabe
* 1.: The Problem and the Profession's response: Physicians conflicts of interest; The medical profession's response * 2.: Current Problems and Institutional Responses: Incentives to increase services: The range of practices; The dangers of incentives to increase services and the ineffectiveness of current responses; Incentives to decrease services in HMOs and hospitals; The dangers of incentives to decrease services and the ineffectiveness of current responses; * 3.: Inferences for Policy: Fiduciary theory and the professions: Regulation of civil servants, business professionals and lawyers; What needs to be done? * 4.: Appendices
* 1.: The Problem and the Profession's response: Physicians conflicts of interest; The medical profession's response * 2.: Current Problems and Institutional Responses: Incentives to increase services: The range of practices; The dangers of incentives to increase services and the ineffectiveness of current responses; Incentives to decrease services in HMOs and hospitals; The dangers of incentives to decrease services and the ineffectiveness of current responses; * 3.: Inferences for Policy: Fiduciary theory and the professions: Regulation of civil servants, business professionals and lawyers; What needs to be done? * 4.: Appendices
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