Citizens and Health Care. Participation and Planning for Social Change

Content: 
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages ix-xi
1 - Citizens and Health Care in Perspective: An Introduction, Pages 1-17, Barry Checkoway
Introduction to Part I, Pages 21-23
2 - Representing Consumer Interests: The Case of American Health Planning, Pages 25-48, James Morone, Theodore R. Marmor
3 - Participation is not Enough, Pages 49-62, Dorothy Ellenburg
4 - Urban Hospital Closings: Solution or Signal?, Pages 63-83, Alan Sager
5 - Alternative Health Movements: Challenges to Health Planning, Pages 84-95, J. Warren Salmon, Howard S. Berliner
Introduction to Part II, Pages 99-104
6 - Toward Democratic Health Planning: Political Power, Agenda-Setting, and Planning Practice, Pages 105-117, John Forester
7 - Innovative Citizen Participation in Health Planning Agencies, Pages 118-138, Barry Checkoway
8 - Community Organization Approach to Health Planning, Pages 139-152, Joseph L. Roche
9 - Political Strategies for Health Planning Agencies, Pages 153-170, Dan Feshbach, Takuya Nakamoto
10 - Technical Assistance and Consultation for Consumers, Pages 171-181, James R. Kimmey
11 - An Educational Approach to Health Planning, Pages 182-191, John Bradley
12 - The Consumer Health Advocacy Training Project, Pages 192-204, Karen Glenn, Claire Lipschultz, Susan Sherry
13 - Citizen Action in Health Planning, Pages 205-221, Barry Checkoway
14 - Health Costs, Consumer Constituencies, and Community Change, Pages 222-237, Daniel W. Sigelman
Introduction to Part III, Pages 241-242
15 - Can Competition Serve Consumers?, Pages 243-254, Ted Bogue
16 - Planning and Organizing for a New Public Health Movement, Pages 255-270, Robb Burlage
17 - Health Planning and Social Change: Critique and Alternatives, Pages 271-287, Leonard J. Duhl, Stephen R. Blum
18 - Reflections on the American Health Care Condition, Pages 288-306, Rudolf Klein
Index, Pages 307-313
About the Contributors, Pages 314-318