by Graham Moon (Author), Graham Moon (Author), Nancy North (Contributor)
General practice as developed in the UK National Health Service has few parallels. Moreover, it has been the subject of substantial reform over the 1990s. This book synthesizes and presents research and policy development in the NHS, focusing particularly on general practice and primary care. From a health policy context, it assesses the diverse impacts of health care reforms on general practice and examines the future challenges facing primary health-care in a dynamic policy environment.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 220
Edition: 2000
Publisher: Palgrave
Published: 11 Sep 2000
ISBN 10: 0333730399
ISBN 13: 9780333730393
Book Overview: 'I found this a stimulating book in which the authors' commitment to the field of general practice clearly comes across. They engage with the issues through active critique rather than sitting on the sidelines providing a commentary. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in primary care who wants to know what the challenges really are. It would also be valuable for anyone working in health as the professional and organisation changes afoot in UK general practice have potentially far-reaching consequences for health care overall.' - Moira Kelly, Medical Sociology News