Death by erosion
Paul Seabright, 11 July 1991
Medical Choices, Medical Chances: How patients, families and physicians can cope with uncertainty
by Harold Bursztajn, Richard Feinbloom, Robert Hamm and Archie Brodsky.
Routledge, 456 pp., £12.99, February 1991,0 415 90292 4 Show More
by Harold Bursztajn, Richard Feinbloom, Robert Hamm and Archie Brodsky.
Routledge, 456 pp., £12.99, February 1991,
Examining doctors: Medicine in the 1900s
by Donald Gould.
Faber, 148 pp., £12.99, June 1991,0 571 14360 1 Show More
by Donald Gould.
Faber, 148 pp., £12.99, June 1991,
Some Lives! A GP’s East End
by David Widgery.
Sinclair-Stevenson, 248 pp., £15.95, July 1991,1 85619 073 0 Show More
by David Widgery.
Sinclair-Stevenson, 248 pp., £15.95, July 1991,
“... Two of Britain’s largest remaining nationalised industries – the Church of England and the National Health Service – have recently acquired new bosses who have publicly declared that the Nineties will be a decade of major change. This has set me wondering what kind of reaction George Carey might expect if the plans he had in mind for his own organisation were at all like those being implemented under William Waldegrave ... ”
