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PubMed1976

Interpreting legislative voting patterns on health issues: a method and rationale.

Crucial decisions affecting the health field are increasingly being made in the political arena. To interpret and effectively influence these political events, the health specialist must become acquainted with the political decision maker's perspective on health issues. This report presents a method for analyzing legislative voting patterns to determine the issue structure within which health-related legislative decisions are made. Once this issue structure has been determined for a given legislative body, relevant strategies for influencing the decision-making process can be designed.

Decision Making↗
PubMed1978

[Establishing prevention in federal legislation].

History and present situation of legislation on the cantonal and federal levels are briefly discussed. Special attention is given to the planned federal law on prevention which should provide a frame for various measures aiming at primary prevention of illnesses and accidents.

Drug and Narcotic Control↗
PubMed1979

Can China's health care be transplanted without China's economic policies?

China's economic policies of the past 25 years have shaped its present health-care system. China's leadership has decided to have neither a national health-insurance system nor a national health service. Instead, it decided that its health system would mirror the workings of its industrial and agricultural system. Decisions to minimize imports, ban private economic activity, assign university graduates on a compulsory basis, control wages, maintain a large domestic standing army and prevent professions or universities from acquiring independent status led directly to the present system of medical care. Consequently, transplantation of China's striking achievements in health-care delivery to the United States or other countries is unlikely to occur in the absence of transfer of the underlying economic policies.

Agriculture↗