Titlebook: ICU Resource Allocation in the New Millennium; Will We Say "No"? David W. Crippen Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 C

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Germany: Where Are We Going?cians as they not only have to deliver best medical care but shall also have cost in mind, are unjust because rationing criteria differ from one case to another, and create a general fear of legal uncertainty, in turn leading to defensive medicine with the overuse of inappropriate medical acts. Furthermore, they have no democratic legitimation.

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Germany: Where Have We Been?f resource allocation strategies already have evolved. The second chapter deals with prospects for Germany’s health care system in the near future and future. Both chapters do not discuss future developments in the area of medical technology.

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India: Where Are We Going?party payees will slowly increase as out of pocket payment becomes beyond the reach of an increasing proportion of the population. Litigation, still rare, may influence medical decision making and cost. End of life considerations will have to be addressed as empty ICUs beds become increasingly difficult to find in emergencies.

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