The Law Relating to the Health Care Professions

The Law Relating to Mental Treatment and the Health Service

Modernising health care: reinventing professions, the state and the public

Healthcare reform has been a constant phenomenon for the last two decades, regardless of being Bismarckian or Beveridgean. The launch of new reforms has increased in pace to a point that was defined, in a recent BMJ article on the UK National Health Service, as ‘constant redisorganisation’. Most of the policy analysis literature on healthcare reforms has been of Anglo-American origin. Consequen...

From Health Care Law to the Social Determinants of Health: a Public Health Law Research Perspective

INTRODUCTION .................................................................................... 1649 I. SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH ............................................ 1652 II. FINDING LAW IN THE SOCIAL PRODUCTION OF HEALTH.............. 1655 III. DEFINING A ROLE FOR PUBLIC HEALTH LAW RESEARCH ............. 1662 CONCLUSION ..............................................................

Mu Lti-discipli Nary Education within the Health Care Professions

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Attitudes to information technology in health care professions

The purpose of this paper is to explore attitudes towards IT among various categories of health care staff; health care professions. We will identify problem areas that may be the reasons for why different attitudes among different professions at a healthcare organisation exist, and subsequently we will analyse how this may have impact on how to make sense of IT use. The research question is: W...