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Mutual health insurance in India

3 September 2008
Healthcare

Mutual health insurance in India

Philip Booth
3 September 2008
The prevailing Western NGO view of how we should solve problems such as lack of health and education provision in … Continue reading “Mutual health insurance in India”

Financial incentives must be part of organ donation system

20 April 2010
Healthcare

Financial incentives must be part of organ donation system

20 April 2010

Response to consultation

In response to the Nuffield Council on Bioethics consultation on organ donation, Mark Littlewood, Director General of the Institute of … Continue reading “Financial incentives must be part of organ donation system”

Singapore points the way to better healthcare

7 January 2009
Healthcare

Singapore points the way to better healthcare

7 January 2009

Market-based systems benefit patients

State-dominated healthcare systems are failing the poor and chronically sick, argues a new study from the Institute of Economic Affairs.* … Continue reading “Singapore points the way to better healthcare”

Health policy expert urges the OFT to investigate NHS monopolies

13 October 2008
Healthcare

Health policy expert urges the OFT to investigate NHS monopolies

13 October 2008

Restrictive trade practices are limiting consumer choice

A call for an urgent investigation by the Office of Fair Trading into the role of Primary Care Trusts and … Continue reading “Health policy expert urges the OFT to investigate NHS monopolies”

The NHS at sixty is not fit for purpose, argue leading opinion formers

22 June 2008
Healthcare

The NHS at sixty is not fit for purpose, argue leading opinion formers

22 June 2008

Study reveals lack of support for centrally planned healthcare

The IEA today made public the results of a major new survey of 100 leading British health opinion formers on … Continue reading “The NHS at sixty is not fit for purpose, argue leading opinion formers”

The British One Size Fits All Healthcare Model should be abandoned

22 September 2006
Healthcare

The British One Size Fits All Healthcare Model should be abandoned

22 September 2006

An IEA study argues that consumers should be given more control over healthcare and drugs.

An IEA study* published today argues that consumers should take more responsibility in the fields of healthcare and drugs. The … Continue reading “The British One Size Fits All Healthcare Model should be abandoned”

Scruton: WHO abrogating responsibilities, exceeding authority

12 May 2000
Government and Institutions

Scruton: WHO abrogating responsibilities, exceeding authority

12 May 2000

The legitimacy of the UN and its institutions needs to be questioned – UNESCO has been emasculated in response to … Continue reading “Scruton: WHO abrogating responsibilities, exceeding authority”

The Welfare State: Pensions, Healthcare and Education

2 April 2005

The Welfare State: Pensions, Healthcare and Education

Edited by Colin Robinson
2 April 2005

The sixth volume of The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon

This volume examines the failure of state-supported welfare programmes to benefit the people most in need of help. The eight … Continue reading “The Welfare State: Pensions, Healthcare and Education”

Introducing Market Forces into Public Services

4 April 2005

Introducing Market Forces into Public Services

Edited by Colin Robinson
4 April 2005

The fourth volume of The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon

Introducing Market Forces into Public Services brings together six of Seldon’s most pivotal essays that discuss his alternative proposals for … Continue reading “Introducing Market Forces into Public Services”

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