""Making Health Policy" is an excellent and easily accessible introduction to its subject and thus of particular interest to all those who seek to influence health policy...this book is highly recommended for all who seek to better understand the policy process and who seek to influence health policy at a sub-national, national, or international level." - "Studies in Family Planning." "This book is an excellent choice for an international health policy course- it is engaging, practical and up to date and provides a great core. I highly recommend it!" - Susan D. Foster, Professor of International Health, Boston University School of Public Health. "May I congratulate Nicholas Mays, Kent Buse and Gill Walt on their excellent health policy book which we are finding most useful in our health policy and management course here at the Karolinska and which I will also use in the masters in health management course in Bergen" - Dr John Ovretveit, Director of Research, The Karolinska Institute Medical Management Centre, Stockholm, and Professor of Health Policy and Management, Bergen University Faculty of Medicine, Norway.; Surprisingly little guidance is available to public health practitioners who wish to understand how issues get onto policy agendas, how policy makers treat evidence and why some policy initiatives are implemented while others languish. This book views power and process as integral to understanding policy and focuses on the three key elements in policy making: the context, the actors and the processes. It is a guide for those who wish to improve their skills in navigating and managing the health policy process, irrespective of the health issue or setting. The book examines: Policy analysis, Power, Private and public sectors, Policy makers, Policy implementation, and, Research and policy.
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Gridlock: The Unhealthy Politics of Health Care in Vermont
The Swine Flu Affair: Decision-making on a Slippery Disease
Discusses reasons why women's health needs must be addressed. It includes a background discussion on the health care system, change in the Canadian health community, and the women's community.
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Patients, Power and Politics examines what health care and services would look like if they were based on the experiences and concerns of their users.
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What, then, are the predictors of adult-onset diabetes, heart attacks or stroke, and many other diseases? This volume summarises how socio-economic factors affect the health of Canadians.
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R. Wilkins . 2007. “ Mortality by Neighbourhood Income in Urban Canada from 1971 to 2001. ” Statistics Canada , Health Analysis and Measurement Group ( HAMG ) . HAMG Seminar , and special compilations . 10. R. Wilkins et al . 2000.