Property rights, payments, and urgent public health needs
Greed is a common concern—a risk, from one perspective, an indictment, from another—raised regarding medical care and the people who profit from providing certain aspects of it. Nurses don’t get rich. Doctors, in rich nations, often do. Public hospitals generally don’t; private, for-profit ones do, and manage their work to make sure they do. There’s … Continue reading "Property rights, payments, and urgent public health needs"
Source: blog.bioethics.net - Category: Medical Ethics Authors: Jon Holmlund Tags: Health Care Allocation / Access / Public Health biotechnology Health Care Practice syndicated Source Type: blogs
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