Chapter 11: Dividing Up Health Care Resources Flashcards
Distributive Justice
Justice regarding the fair distribution of society’s advantages and disadvantages.
Egalitarian theories of justice
Doctrines affirming that important benefits and burdens of society should be distributed equally.
Libertarian theories of justice
Doctrines holding that the benefits and burdens of society should be distributed through the fair workings of a free market and the exercise of liberty rights of noninterference.
Managed Care
A system of providing health care to a particular group of patients (members of the system) using restraints to control costs and increase efficiency
Utilitarian theories of justice
Doctrines asserting that a just distribution of the benefits and burdens is on e that maximizes net good (utility) for society.
Negative Rights
The right not to have your pursuit of entitlements interfered with?
Positive Rights
The right to have assistance in your pursuit of entitlements
Enforced Beneficence
Rationale for government involvement in health care
Justification for ‘interference’ based on efforts to impart beneficence
Rationing
Parceling out limited goods