Health Policy and Economics

Manouche Tavakoli, Huw Davies, Mo Malek

• 1: Economics and Clinical Guidelines; 1: Economics and Clinical Guidelines – Pointing in the Right Direction?; 2: From Guidelines to Good Practice; 3: The Use of Databases in Health Economics and Outcomes Research; 4: Charging Ahead; 5: Staging Type 2 Diabetes; 2: Inequalities and Access; 6: Tackling Health Inequalities; 7: Accessibility and Availability of Health Services; 3: Demand; 8: Demanding to Manage or Managing to Demand?; 9: Citizen, Consumer or Both? Re-conceptualising ‘Demand’ in Health Care; 10: Income, Income Distribution and Hospitalisation: an Ecologic Study in Rome, Italy; 11: Health Care Tax Relief and the Demand for Private Health Care for the Over–60s; 4: Performance; 12: Comparative Costs and Hospital Performance; 13: Turkish Hospital Managers’ Perceptions of their Job Satisfaction and Job Abandonment; 5: Reforms; 14: What Structures Health Care Reforms? A Comparative Analysis of British and Canadian Experiences; 15: Lessons from the Provincial Health Care Reforms in Canada: When the Same Objective of Cost Containment Leads to Heterogeneous Results; 16: The Process of Health Priority Setting in France: an Attempt at Critical Analysis; 17: Turkish Healthcare Reforms and Reasons for Failure