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Monitoring and Evaluating Health Policy,icy-making. The chapter begins by tracing the evolution of interest in monitoring and evaluation and it describes the variety of audit arrangements that currently exist. The discussion then moves on to the performance of the NHS in relation to health improvement and access to health care. The chapte

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Power in Health Services,on of benefits within health services requires us to ask who controls those services and who influences the allocation of resources? There are a number of theoretical approaches to answering these questions, and three will be examined here: Marxist, pluralist and what, for want of a better term, we shall call structuralist.

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anges in healthcare policy in recent years.It provides an updated description and analysis of both the organisation and politics of the NHS, and examines both in the light of Labour government policy since the election of 1997.

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Health Policy under Thatcher and Major,followed from the introduction of general management and the implementation of a range of efficiency initiatives. The aim of this chapter is to trace the development of health policy from Thatcher to Major, and in the process to examine the various influences on policy-making and implementation.

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New Labour and the NHS,tion of centralised planning by previous Labour governments. The aim of this chapter is to analyse this third way and to explore variations in its application to different parts of the United Kingdom at a time when the devolution of power opened up increasing differences of approach between England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

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