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Moral Distress Among Health System Managers: Exploratory Research in Two British Columbia Health Authorities
Moral distress is a concept used to date in clinical literature to describe the experience of staff in circumstances in which they are prevented from delivering the kind of bedside care they believe is expecte...
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Resource Allocation in Health Care: Health Economics and Beyond
As resources in health care are scarce, managers and clinicians must make difficult choices about what to fund and what not to fund. At the level of a regional health authority, limited approaches to aid decis...