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Private complaints and public health : Richard Titmuss on the National Health Service : a reader 🔍
Ann Oakley (editor); Jonathan Barker (editor) Policy Press, 1, 20040630
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Richard Titmuss was one of the 20th century's foremost social policy theorists. This accessible Reader is the first compendium of his work on public health, health promotion and health inequalities. Most of Titmuss's work has been out of print for many years. This volume, like its predecessor, Welfare and wellbeing (The Policy Press, 2001), is important in bringing the work of this highly influential thinker to the attention of a new generation of social policy students and policy makers. It also enhances current debates about how complex societies can best provide for the health of all their citizens.
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Private complaints and public health : Richard Titmuss of the National Health Service
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edited by Ann Oakley and Jonathan Barker
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Richard Morris Titmuss
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Bristol University Press
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United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom
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Policy Press, [N.p.], 2004
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Bristol, UK, England, 2004
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June 2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 209-232) and index.
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Private complaints and public health
Contents
Sources of extracts
Notes on editors and contributors
Introduction
Prologue: The experience of being a patient
Part 1: Social medicine and social inequality
Commentary: Michael Wadsworth
One: Infant mortality
Two: The social disease of juvenile rheumatism
Three: Health and social change: the example of rheumatic heart disease
Four: War and disease
Part 2: The National Health Service
Commentary: John R. Ashton
One: Towards a national hospital service
Two: The policy background
Three: The structure of the NHS in England
Four: The NHS and general practice
Five: The ethics and economics of medical care
Part 3: The sociology of health care
Commentary: Jonathan Barker and Janet Askham
One: Medical behaviour, science and the NHS
Two: The hospital and its patients
Three: ‘Therapeutic’ drugs
Four: Planning for ageing
Part 4: Health, values and social policy
Commentary: Julian Le Grand
One: Choice and the welfare state
Two: The gift of blood
Three: Medical ethics and social change in developing societies
Four: Health and the welfare state
Epilogue: Richard Titmuss’s contribution to the sociology of health and illness
General bibliography
Bibliography of work by Richard Titmuss
Richard Titmuss: further reading
Index
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<p>Richard Titmuss was one of the twentieth century's foremost social policy theorists. This accessible Reader is the first compendium of his work on public health, health promotion and health inequalities. Most of Titmuss's work has been out of print for many years. This volume, like its predecessor, Welfare and wellbeing (The Policy Press, 2001), is important in bringing the work of this highly influential thinker to the attention of a new generation of social policy students and policy makers. It also enhances current debates about how complex societies can best provide for the health of all their citizens.</p>
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"Private Complaints and Public Health is essential reading for students of social policy and health, policy makers and planners in the health service, analysts of health care and social policy, and for historians with particular interest in the origins of the NHS."--BOOK JACKET
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Edited By Ann Oakley And Jonathan Barker. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 209-224) And Index. Bibliography Of Work By Richard Titmuss: P. 225-229. Richard Titmuss: Further Reading: P. 231-232.
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