SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER by Roy Lilley, Christopher Newdick, Clive Smee ( 9781857757811 )

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SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER
TWO DECADES OF ANALYSIS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

By:

Roy Lilley, Christopher Newdick, Clive Smee

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1857757815

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD

Pub. date:

31 January, 2001

Pages:

171

Description:

Provides a history and personal commentary on analytical issues from 1984 until 2002 within the Department of Health. This book covers issues such as equity and resource allocation, risk management and emergency planning. It is useful source of reference for academics studying health policy and policy shapers in the media and pressure groups.

Synopsis:

The Human Rights Act is now in force. Any NHS body that acts in a way that is incompatible with the rights set out in the European Convention on Human Rights may be acting unlawfully. This workbook is a personal perspective based on the authors' experience of health service management and the law. It explains the impact of the Act, raises issues surrounding its implementation, and asks questions about its implications for the future. It has practical exercises to help readers respond to the challenges of the Act, individually or in team sessions. The Human Rights Act and The European Convention on Human Rights are reproduced in full. There is a great deal in the Act that will have subtle implications for how and when health care is provided and for many of the assumptions that are taken for granted.

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Radcliffe Publishing Ltd

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