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What is 'good' healthcare? Can we define and deliver it, or will we simply make things better for some people and worse for others? Bringing together the fields of philosophy and healthcare quality, this open access book provides a much-needed framework for understanding and navigating the conceptual and ethical issues at the heart of healthcare improvement.
Acknowledging the complexity in attempts to raise the quality of healthcare, including from different cultural and intellectual perspectives to ever-increasing costs, this book reveals the contribution philosophy can make to the provision of quality healthcare. In four clear parts, it uncovers the ethical commitments already embedded in health services and connects them with philosophical literature to present an original and practically useful approach to answering questions about what is better and why.Alan Cribb is a Professor of Bioethics at King's College London, UK.
Polly Mitchell is a baker at e5 Bakehouse and was previously a Research Fellow at King's College London, UK.
Vikki Entwistle is a Professor in Health Services Research and Philosophy at University of Aberdeen, UK.
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