Variations in Health Care: What Do We Know and What Can Be Done to Improve Health Care

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Com-Ruelle, L. Julienne, Katia Saini, Vikas
Copyright Year	2019
Abstract	Against the backdrop of health scandals related to drugs or other health products and in a context of medical desertification, the media, politicians, and citizens have been taking up the issues and debates concerning the relevance of care, defined as appropriate care at the right time for the right person. This has been the case, for example, with the critics of Pink October, an awareness campaign on early detection of breast cancer generalized to all women. The opposing arguments balance the risks and traumas of the practice with the expected benefits and outcomes, thus referring directly to the question of the relevance of care.
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Language	English
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