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Side Effects How Our Healthcare Lost Its Way And How We Fix It David Haslam

SKU: BELL-46508720

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Publisher: Atlantic Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 5.55 MB

Pages: 312

Author: David Haslam

ISBN: 9781786495365, 1786495368

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Side Effects How Our Healthcare Lost Its Way And How We Fix It David Haslam by David Haslam 9781786495365, 1786495368 instant download after payment.

In the shadow of the pandemic , how do we make a healthcare system that is affordable, effective and fair?With a single drug in the UK currently costing £ 340,000 per patient per year, or a gene therapy in the USA being costed at $1.2million, who should get such treatments, and how can we begin to afford them? Should we all be entitled to timely mental health therapy? How should we care for our old?As we grapple with the world's worst pandemic for a century, our minds are on our health more than ever. But what should we rightfully expect of doctors? In this original and thought-provoking book, Sir David Haslam explores what good healthcare should achieve and asks how we pay for it. Informed by patient stories and data from across the world - from US big pharma to Britain's NHS - this is an urgent and often moving examination of our most important asset: our health.