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See Latest ArticlesIs it not time for health economists to rethink equity and access
Health Economics, Policy and Law, 04/03/09
Mooney G et al. - It is concluded that the often all too simplistic equity goals adopted in health economics (and sometimes public health discourse) need to be challenged. For health economists, there is a need for more of us to get involved in the issues around inequalities, class and power and the impact of these on health.
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