Carolyn J Tuohy
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4115356 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carolyn J Tuohy |
| PRENOMES | Carolyn J |
| SOBRENOME | Tuohy |
| ASSINATURA | TUOHY C J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Toronto |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1976 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Accidental Logics
Health care reform has become one of the most prevalent topics in recent policy discourse within and across nations. In the 1990s, common features of the health care arena elevated the importance of bargaining relationships among large, sophisticated entities as the dominant mode of decision-making, fundamentally challenging the traditional dominance of the medical profession, which had been grounded in individualized “agency” relationships betwe…
Medicine and the State in Canada
The apparent defeat of the medical profession on the issue of extra-billing presents an anomaly, in light of the historical and comparative literature on the political power of medicine and the more general interest group literature regarding the disproportionate political influence of concentrated interests. On closer examination, the extra-billing episode suggests some modifications to theories of the political advantage of concentrated interes…
Procedural Rationality and Regulatory Decision‐Making
This paper presents the methodology and some preliminary findings from an ongoing study of the procedural rationality of regulatory decisionmaking in the occupational health arena. The author employs the concept of procedural rationality in the sense used by Herbert Simon to refer to the logic of decision‐making as it is shaped by institutional constraints. Of particular interest here is the impact of provisions for the involvement of affected in…
Medical Politics after Medicare
In the past fifteen years, the Ontario physician has witnessed a rapid and fundamental transformation in the political and economic context of his work. The imperfect market through which the delivery of medical services had been accomplished since the mid-nineteenth century has given way to an administered political economy. The decision by Canadian governments to establish programs of medical care insurance has entailed a series of challenges t…
Health care delivery systems
Private Government, Property, and Professionalism
For over a decade, a major theme in the literature of social science has been the recognition of the increasing importance of specialized knowledge as a basis of power and wealth in modern societies. A fundamental question for political science hence becomes: how can we best understand the nature of the institutions which govern the acquisition and the application of specialized knowledge? What conceptual tools allow us to analyse the functioning…
Medicine and the State in Canada
The apparent defeat of the medical profession on the issue of extra-billing presents an anomaly, in light of the historical and comparative literature on the political power of medicine and the more general interest group literature regarding the disproportionate political influence of concentrated interests. On closer examination, the extra-billing episode suggests some modifications to theories of the political advantage of concentrated interes…
Medical Politics after Medicare
In the past fifteen years, the Ontario physician has witnessed a rapid and fundamental transformation in the political and economic context of his work. The imperfect market through which the delivery of medical services had been accomplished since the mid-nineteenth century has given way to an administered political economy. The decision by Canadian governments to establish programs of medical care insurance has entailed a series of challenges t…
Private Government, Property, and Professionalism
For over a decade, a major theme in the literature of social science has been the recognition of the increasing importance of specialized knowledge as a basis of power and wealth in modern societies. A fundamental question for political science hence becomes: how can we best understand the nature of the institutions which govern the acquisition and the application of specialized knowledge? What conceptual tools allow us to analyse the functioning…
Medical Politics after Medicare
In the past fifteen years, the Ontario physician has witnessed a rapid and fundamental transformation in the political and economic context of his work. The imperfect market through which the delivery of medical services had been accomplished since the mid-nineteenth century has given way to an administered political economy. The decision by Canadian governments to establish programs of medical care insurance has entailed a series of challenges t…
Health care delivery systems
Private Government, Property, and Professionalism
For over a decade, a major theme in the literature of social science has been the recognition of the increasing importance of specialized knowledge as a basis of power and wealth in modern societies. A fundamental question for political science hence becomes: how can we best understand the nature of the institutions which govern the acquisition and the application of specialized knowledge? What conceptual tools allow us to analyse the functioning…
Procedural Rationality and Regulatory Decision‐Making
This paper presents the methodology and some preliminary findings from an ongoing study of the procedural rationality of regulatory decisionmaking in the occupational health arena. The author employs the concept of procedural rationality in the sense used by Herbert Simon to refer to the logic of decision‐making as it is shaped by institutional constraints. Of particular interest here is the impact of provisions for the involvement of affected in…
Medicine and the State in Canada
The apparent defeat of the medical profession on the issue of extra-billing presents an anomaly, in light of the historical and comparative literature on the political power of medicine and the more general interest group literature regarding the disproportionate political influence of concentrated interests. On closer examination, the extra-billing episode suggests some modifications to theories of the political advantage of concentrated interes…
Accidental Logics
Health care reform has become one of the most prevalent topics in recent policy discourse within and across nations. In the 1990s, common features of the health care arena elevated the importance of bargaining relationships among large, sophisticated entities as the dominant mode of decision-making, fundamentally challenging the traditional dominance of the medical profession, which had been grounded in individualized “agency” relationships betwe…
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