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Glenn Robert2003

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Reasonable Rationing: international experience of priority setting in health care

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Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life Ethics and bioethics in healthcare Healthcare Systems and Reforms

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Introduction International experience of rationing New Zealand Canada United Kingdom Norway The Netherlands Conclusions References Index.

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