1991
DOI: 10.1001/archinte.1991.00400050062012
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Prioritization of Health Care Services

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“…After pri-oritizing different health services accord¬ ing to their comparative benefits, the Oregon state legislature drew a line be¬ tween covered and uncovered services based on the amount of money it was willing to allocate for the services. 18 By using a financial cutoff to define the basic benefits package, which was not explicitly justified by a considered bal¬ ancing with other social needs, Oregon allowed its package to be limited ulti¬ mately by an arbitrary economic cap rather than ethical judgments about ad¬ equate health care. Under the Oregon plan, the definition of adequate health care will vary from year to year de¬ pending on the state of the economy rather than on the health needs of its citizens.…”
Section: A Theory Of Adequacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After pri-oritizing different health services accord¬ ing to their comparative benefits, the Oregon state legislature drew a line be¬ tween covered and uncovered services based on the amount of money it was willing to allocate for the services. 18 By using a financial cutoff to define the basic benefits package, which was not explicitly justified by a considered bal¬ ancing with other social needs, Oregon allowed its package to be limited ulti¬ mately by an arbitrary economic cap rather than ethical judgments about ad¬ equate health care. Under the Oregon plan, the definition of adequate health care will vary from year to year de¬ pending on the state of the economy rather than on the health needs of its citizens.…”
Section: A Theory Of Adequacymentioning
confidence: 99%