Format:
1 Online-Ressource (336 Seiten)
ISBN:
9789004333109
Series Statement:
Clio medica 75
Content:
Preliminary Material /Virginia Berridge -- Preface /Virginia Berridge -- Abbreviations /Virginia Berridge -- Making Health Policy: Networks in Research and Policy after 1945 /Virginia Berridge -- ‘Association or Causation?’ The Debate on the Scientific Status of Risk Factor Epidemiology, 1947–c.1965 /Luc Berlivet -- Who Makes Alcohol Policy? Science and Policy Networks 1950–2000 /Betsy Thom -- Issue Network versus Producer Network? ASH, the Tobacco Products Research Trust and UK Smoking Policy /Virginia Berridge -- British Expert Advice on Diet and Heart Disease c.1945-2000 /Mark W. Bufton -- Peer Pressure and Imposed Consensus: The Making of the 1984 Guidelines of Good Clinical Practice in the Treatment of Drug Misuse /Sarah Mars -- Evidence, Experts and Committees: The Shaping of Hospital Pharmacy Policy in Great Britain 1948 to 1974 /Stuart Anderson -- Renal Dialysis: Counting the Cost versus Counting the Need /Jennifer Stanton -- Intensive Care: Measurement and Audit in an Expensive Growth Area of Medicine /Jennifer Stanton -- Publicity as Policy: The Changing Role of Press and Public Relations at the BMA, 1940s–80s /Kelly Loughlin -- Networks of Mass Communication: Reporting Science, Health and Medicine in the 1950s and ’60s /Kelly Loughlin -- Contributors /Virginia Berridge -- Index /Virginia Berridge.
Content:
Electronic book available in PDF
Content:
What shapes health policy? Current thinking dictates that scientific evidence should be the basis for policy making in healthcare, but is this a new approach, and how has it developed? Making Health Policy shows how networks in science and the media have established a dialogue for policy making since 1945. Surprisingly, many of the networks influencing health policy are not political ones central to public discussion. Instead, scientific networks have shaped policies on public health, based upon findings of chronic disease epidemiology. For policies on illicit drugs, the clinical experience of a small group of psychiatrists held sway. And ironically in an ever cost-conscious world, high-technology areas – such as renal dialysis – saw economic considerations diminish as time passed. Health pressure groups entered the equation, and the last half of the twentieth century witnessed the rise of the media as the defining agency in the science/policy relationship. Making Health Policy is the first historical study to explore the unspoken links between science and recent health policy
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9789042018242
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9042018240
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Making health policy Amsterdam [u.a.] : Rodopi, 2005 ISBN 9042018240
Language:
English
Subjects:
Medicine
Keywords:
Großbritannien
;
Gesundheitspolitik
;
Geschichte 1945-2000
;
Aufsatzsammlung
DOI:
10.1163/9789004333109
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