British health policy has undergone enormous change in the post-war
era. The NHS established in the post-war period has been constantly
reorganised, and the role of doctors and associated medical
professions has radically changed. This book considers the changes
in health policy and in the service provided by the NHS, and
examines in detail the 'mixed economy' of health care and the role
of different providers of health care, as well as their
relationships both with recipients of care and the state. In doing
so, Professor Berridge sheds light on the increasingly important
part that lay people, especially women, have played in the
provision of health care and looks at community care and the
shifting balance of power within the medical profession. The book
provides a guide to changes in health and health policy during and
since World War II, giving an authoritative analysis of the most
recent research.
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