Reflecting on ‘Health technology appraisal and the courts: accountability for reasonableness and the judicial model of procedural justice’

The theoretical concept of 'procedural justice' has been increasingly influential in structuring responses to health care resource allocation decisions (Daniels and Sabin, 2008). But do such models effectively translate out when we scrutinize the fairness of the decisions made by resource...

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Published in:Health economics, policy and law policy and law, 2015-10, Vol.10 (4), p.449-454
Main Author: McHale, Jean V.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Access to health care
Accountability
Appraisal
Clinical decision making
Comments
Courts
Decision making
Economic policy
Fairness
Health administration
Health care
Health care policy
Health economics
Health expenditure
Health inequality
Health management
Health services
Health Services Accessibility - legislation & jurisprudence
Judicial behaviour
Judicial process
Justice
Legitimacy
Medical decision making
Medical technology
Procedural justice
Public health
Resource allocation
Scrutiny
Social Responsibility
Studies
Technology Assessment, Biomedical - legislation & jurisprudence
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