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The dilemmas of resource allocation
International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 2002In today’S health-care service, resource allocation has become an increasingly important subject for debate, not only for those who are directly concerned with the provision of health-care services but also for society as a whole. As citizens of a civilised society who should have an equal entitlement to health care regardless of age, prognosis and ...
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“Allocation of medical resources”
Journal of Religion and Health, 1983Typical macroallocation and microallocation paradigms of medical resources are discussed. Rather than strict polarization of these two aspects of resource allocation, a spectrum of positions is emphasized that supports approaching both extremes in the same fashion. Until now many have argued for a social value oriented system for macroallocation issues
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2002
Medical progress is made at the interface between the biologic and physical sciences and clinical practice. Traditionally, physician-scientists have worked at this interface, providing the expertise to fill the gap between the art and science of medicine.
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Medical progress is made at the interface between the biologic and physical sciences and clinical practice. Traditionally, physician-scientists have worked at this interface, providing the expertise to fill the gap between the art and science of medicine.
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The Physician and Resource Allocation
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1986Even though there is substantial pressure on physicians to significantly reduce the amount of public monies spent on geriatric health care, it is improper for physicians to let financial concerns take precedence over their obligations to care for the patients who seek their services and assistance.
M A, Yarborough, A M, Kramer
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Allocation of Natural Resources
Science, 1973(31 Aug., p. 819) argue that, because current pricing practices do not internalize environmental costs, some mechanism other than the market is needed to protect environmental values. They propose a system of environmental credits-natural resource units (NRU's)-to be allocated to individuals and industrial organizations.
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An exercise in resource allocation
Software: Practice and Experience, 1974AbstractIn a large operating system, the probability that bottlenecks exist is high. The outcome of modifications to the system attempting to overcome these bottlenecks are often not easy to predict. It is frequently difficult to discover:Whether an improvement has actually been made to the system.Where exactly the improvement in system performance, if
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Allocation of Resources to Depots
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1985In the literature on resource allocation problems, attention is predominantly focused on how to allocate fixed reservoirs of resources (depot stockpiles) to given activities. Comparatively few papers deal with the initial assignment of resources to the depots.
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