Doing better and feeling worse health in the United States - Knowles, John H. 1926-1979; Bennett, Ivan L. 1922-1990 (Norton, 1977)
Contents: The medicalization and demedicalization of American society / Renee C. Fox -- Health and society: some ethical imperatives / Daniel Callahan -- On the science and technology of medicine / Lewis Thomas -- Therapeutic choice and moral doubt in a technological age / Stanley Joel Reiser -- The responsibility of the individual / John H. Knowles -- The challenge of primary care / David E. Rogers -- Doing better and feeling worse: the political pathology of health policy / Aaron Wildavsky -- Technology as a shaping force / Ivan L. Bennett, Jr. -- Evaluating the physician and his technology / Walsh McDermott -- Health and the search for new knowledge / Donald S. Frederickson -- Medical education in the United States / Robert H. Ebert -- The provider, the government, and the consumer / Merlin K. Duval -- Institutional organization, incentives, and change / Ernest W. Saward -- Health services, power centers, and decision-making mechanisms / Eli Ginzberg -- The financing of health care / Herbert E. Klarman -- The search for care / Leon Eisenberg -- The needs of children / Julius B. Richmond -- Mental health: progress and problems / Philip Berger, Beatrix Hamburg, and David Hamburg