 | Stephen Harrison, Ruth McDonald - 2007 - 216 pages
...believe that rationing in medical care was banished by the [NHS], and that the very idea of rationing being applied to medical care is immoral and repugnant....practice with the various forms of rationing to which the fNHSJ must resort [such as hospital waiting lists], the usual result is bewilderment, frustration and... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance - 1970 - 1740 pages
...medical care la Imnvrjl and repugnant. Consequently when they, and the medical profession tr*>. •• face to face in practice with the various forms of rationing to which the Viv Health Service must resort, the usual result is bewilderment, frustration »r 1 irritation. "The... | |
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The public are encouraged to believe that rationing in medical care wei banlihed - being applied to medical care Is Immoral and repugnant. Consequently when they, and the medical profession too, come face to face In practice with the various forms of... 