Ethical considerations relating to healthcare resource allocation decisions
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Dodds, Susan
Kenner, Jeremy
Kerridge, Ian
McGovern, Kevin
Milligan, Eleanor
Mortimer, Robin
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Public policy decisions about patients' access to limited healthcare resources must be defensible and responsive to the interests of those affected. Decision‐makers should articulate their reasoning and recommendations so that citizens can judge them. While the context of policy decisions will differ, their legitimacy depends upon the transparency of the reasoning, the accountability of the decision‐makers, the testability of the evidence used to inform the decision‐making and the inclusive recognition of those the decision affects. An example of applying this framework to resource allocation is that of approving effective high‐cost anticancer drugs in a timely fashion.
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Internal Medicine Journal
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49
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11
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Cardiovascular medicine and haematology
Clinical sciences
Health services and systems
Public health
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Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Medicine, General & Internal
General & Internal Medicine
resource allocation
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Olver, I; Dodds, S; Kenner, J; Kerridge, I; McGovern, K; Milligan, E; Mortimer, R, Ethical considerations relating to healthcare resource allocation decisions, Internal Medicine Journal, 2019, 49 (11), pp. 1364-1367