Medical Profession in UK Law
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DOCTORS AND DEFICITS: REGULATING THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN FRANCE
This paper seeks to analyze the political factors involved in health care delivery in a modern industrial welfare state and to illustrate how the transformation of the French state has affected the...
- The Medical Profession and the Police
- Book Review: States, Regulation and the Medical Profession
- OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING: THE MERRISON REPORT ON THE REGULATION OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION–A COMMENT
- OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING: THE MERRISON REPORT ON THE REGULATION OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION—A REPLY
- OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING: THE MERRISON REPORT ON THE REGULATION OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION*
- Book Review: The medical profession and human rights: handbook for a changing agenda
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New Public Management and the Thatcher Healthcare Legacy: Enough of the Theory, What about the Implementation?
Initial evaluations of Thatcherism suggest that it represented a policy formulation success but implementation failure (Marsh and Rhodes 1992), with healthcare reforms particularly unsuccessful bec...... ... because they did not challenge the autonomy of the medical profession (Wistow1992a and 1992b). More extensive analyses of the ... ...
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Reforming the French health-care system: the quest for accountability
... ... assesses its impact on the accountability and transparency ofthe medical profession. The French government eventually opted for a ... ...
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Medical Regulation: New Politics and Old Power Structures
In the wake of the events at the Bristol Royal Infirmary, the Harold Shipman case and numerous other examples of doctor malpractice assiduously pursued by an attentive media, medical regulation is ...... ... - ers the impact of the rise of the active citizen/consumer, the decline of medical authority, the inter- nal organisation of the medical profession, and the delicate position of the state as guardian of the public interest. The article concludes by reviewing the political criteria necessary for a ... ...
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