Titlebook: Cost Versus Benefit in Cancer Care; Basil A. Stoll (Honorary Consulting Physician) Textbook 1988Latest edition The Editor and the Contribu

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Hans-Dieter Klingemann,Max Kaasential variation in clinical management within national boundaries, probably more so than in the USA where a more informed, voluble and demanding society tends to reduce the scope for variation in clinical practice. Certainly, the medical profession in the United Kingdom enjoys greater autonomy than do USA clinicians [9].

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Wilhelm Bürklin,Russell J. Daltonuent in medical journals and in the lay press. Most hospitals have medical staff policies about ‘do not resuscitate’ orders, and many hospitals have established ethics committees to facilitate discussions and decision making.

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ch as in the USA [1], and such a finding makes one ask whether it results from different resource availability or from different treatment objectives in the two countries. In this respect the report quotes a British oncologist as saying that US doctors ‘confuse activity with progress’.

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What is Overtreatment in Cancer?n little can be achieved, and from the scientific need to develop new diagnostic or treatment methods. Yet, many physicians believe that treatment should be guided solely by clearly defined need in the patient and a high likelihood of benefit.

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Dying with Dignity: A United States Viewuent in medical journals and in the lay press. Most hospitals have medical staff policies about ‘do not resuscitate’ orders, and many hospitals have established ethics committees to facilitate discussions and decision making.

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Rationing Cancer Care: A European Viewch as in the USA [1], and such a finding makes one ask whether it results from different resource availability or from different treatment objectives in the two countries. In this respect the report quotes a British oncologist as saying that US doctors ‘confuse activity with progress’.

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ed branches of medicine, tempered with humanism. This necessarily implies a multidisciplinary approach. This chapter aims to survey the ways in which the differing contributions have been brought together in the UK and Europe, and to draw some conclusions about future trends in the care of dying cancer patients.