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Healthcare, Quality Concerns and Competition Law : A Systematic Approach, Paperback / softback Book

Healthcare, Quality Concerns and Competition Law : A Systematic Approach Paperback / softback

Part of the Hart Studies in Law and Health series

Paperback / softback

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Market driven healthcare is massively divisive. Opponents argue that a competition approach to medical treatment negatively impacts on quality, while advocates point to increased efficiencies.

This book casts a critical eye over both positions to show that the concerns over quality are in fact real.

Taking a two part approach, it unveils the fault lines along which healthcare provision and the pursuit of quality would in certain cases clash.

It then shows how competition authorities can only effectively assess competition concerns when they ask the fundamental question of how the concept of healthcare quality should be defined and factored into their decisions.

Drawing on UK, US and EU examples, it explores antitrust and merger cases in hospital, medical and health insurance markets to give an accurate depiction of the reality and challenges of regulating competition in healthcare provision.

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