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The medical marketplace and public interest law

Mechanic, David; Leaf, Philip J. - In: Public interest law : an economic and institutional analysis, (pp. 349-394). 1978

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Social justice

Mechanic, David (contributor) - In: Health care policy in a changing environment, (pp. 253-273). 1978

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Employing persons with serious mental illness

Mechanic, David; Bilder, Scott; McAlpine, Donna D. - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 21 (2002) 5, pp. 242-253

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Disadvantage, inequality, and social policy

Mechanic, David - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 21 (2002) 2, pp. 48-59

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Emerging trends in mental health policy and practice : managed care provides the potential for a more balanced system in the postinstitutional era of mental health care

Mechanic, David - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 17 (1998) 6, pp. 82-98

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Muddling through elegantly : finding the proper balance in rationing ; explicit rationing at the clinical level is likely to cause more harm than good

Mechanic, David - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 16 (1997) 5, pp. 83-92

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Paying for services : promises and pitfalls of capitulation

Mechanic, David (contributor) - 1989

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Mental health and social policy

Mechanic, David - 1989 - 3. ed.

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Handbook of health, health care, and the health professions

Mechanic, David (contributor) - 1983 - 1. [Dr.]

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Social research in health and the American sociopolitical context: The changing fortunes of medical sociology

Mechanic, David - In: Social Science & Medicine 36 (1993) 2, pp. 95-102

The fortunes of medical sociology, like other public policy-relevant disciplines, are shaped by political dynamics and prevailing values and attitudes. In the 1990s the field, which views disease and disability as consequences to a substantial degree of material conditions, social...

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