Now in its eighth edition, Bioethics: A Nursing Perspective provides practical guidance on
the ethical issues you might come across in nursing practice, with real-world examples that …

This article tracks the shifting place of the international right to health, and human rights-
based approaches to health, in the scholarly literature and United Nations (UN). From 1993 …

Following endorsement by WHO, 1, 2 the World Bank, 3 and the UN's Sustainable
Development Goals, 4 the drive towards universal health coverage (UHC) is now one of the …

What is a just way of spending public resources for health and health care? Several
significant answers to this question are under debate. Public spending could aim to promote …

Background Based on an analysis of published literature, this paper provides an over-view
of the challenges associated with delivering on the right to access quality health care for …

The relationship of health to rights or human rights is complex. Although many find no right
of any kind to health or health care, and others view health care as a right or human right …

85 It has been argued that the right to health, if intelligible at all, will only demand access to
health care. Human entitlements may thus obfuscate relevant vulnerabilities of health. The …

One of the most prevalent rationales for public healthcare policies is a human right to
healthcare. Governments are the typical duty-bearers, but they differ vastly in their capacity …

The Swedish welfare model is gradually losing its former characteristics. Notable is the
extensive privatization of provision and the emerging privatization of funding, primarily …

Judicial readings of the right to health—and related rights—frequently possess something of
an “all or nothing” quality, exhibiting either straightforward deference to allocative choices or …