Provides an account of Medicaid's history and operations as well as an evaluation of its success. Bibliogs

Welfare Medicine in America; A Case Study of Medicaid

Business & Money

STEVENS, ROSEMARY

Stevens, Robert Bocking

Economics

Free Pr

Medical Practice in Modern England; The Impact of Specialization and State Medicine

Medical Books

Administration & Medicine Economics

Yale University Press

The reissue of Rosemary Stevens's groundbreaking book on the growth of medical specialties offers a new opportunity to consider the state of the American health care system. Updated with an extensive new introduction and a new bibliography, Stevens's book chronicles the development of the medical profession and shows how increasing emphasis on specialization has influenced medical education and public policy. She details specialization's effects on health care costs and on health care providers, and her concerns are especially timely: the implications of technology and the resulting ethical dilemmas, the issues of insurance, many people's limited access to care. As a long-time observer of American medicine, Stevens makes a valuable contribution to the current debate on how best to provide--and pay for--a high level of medical care in this country.

American medicine and the public interest

The reissue of Rosemary Stevens's groundbreaking book on the growth of medical specialties offers a new opportunity to consider the state of the American health care system. Updated with an extensive new introduction and a new bibliography, Stevens's book chronicles the development of the medical profession and shows how increasing emphasis on specialization has influenced medical education and public policy. She details specialization's effects on health care costs and on health care providers, and her concerns are especially timely: the implications of technology and the resulting ethical dilemmas, the issues of insurance, many people's limited access to care. As a long-time observer of American medicine, Stevens makes a valuable contribution to the current debate on how best to provide—and pay for—a high level of medical care in this country.

When the Countess of Wrayburn is poisoned and her paid companion becomes the prime suspect in the scandalous killing, Regency England's arbiter of fashion, Beau Brummell, turns amateur sleuth to investigate and discovers that there is more than one person with a motive for murder.

Death on a Silver Tray: A Beau Brummell Mystery (Beau Brummell Mysteries)

Literature & Fiction

United States

Berkley Hardcover

When the Countess of Wrayburn is poisoned and her paid companion becomes the prime suspect in the scandalous killing, Regency England's arbiter of fashion, Beau Brummell, turns amateur sleuth to investigate and discovers that there is more than one person with a motive for murder. Reprint.

Death on a Silver Tray

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

BERKLEY

It's the autumn of 1805, and the Prince of Wales, frightened by threatening letters, has moved with his entourage to Brighton to escape the unknown menace. There, during a walk on the beach, his friend Beau Brummell discovers the body of a young lady, whose identity he's moved to discover. Before he can make much progress, Sir Simon, an obnoxious parvenu who has ingratiated himself as the prince's food taster, samples a new blend of snuff belonging to Lord Petersham at a dinner party with fatal results. Believing he was the intended victim, Prinny orders Beau to find out who put the poisoned snuff in Lord Petersham's box. Petersham himself is a suspect, and it will take the intervention of Brummell and his pet, Chakkri, "the only Siamese cat in England," to clear the lord's name. In the end, the chivalrous Beau risks social ruin to bring the real murderer to justice.

The Tainted Snuff Box

When a friend is accused of attempting to murder the Prince of Wales, Regency fashion arbiter Beau Brummell turns sleuth to clear his friend's name and to find the real assassin before he can strike again. By the author of Death on a Silver Tray. Reprint.

While attending the Duchess of York's birthday celebration, London's arbiter of fashion Beau Brummell is called upon to solve a mystery when one of the guests is murdered with one of the duchess's hair ornaments.

The Bloodied Cravat (Beau Brummell Mysteries)

In the days of Regency England, Beau Brummell stood as the uncrowned king of genteel Society. Whatever he wore was the height of fashion. Wherever he went was the place to be seen. And the last place one would expect to find him was in the middle of a murder mystery. After one too many distasteful meals at his usual gentleman's club, Beau Brummell opens his own named Watier's. It isn't long before the club's exquisite cuisine and high gambling stakes attract London's aristocracy to Beau's doors. But the fashionable establishment becomes embroiled in scandal when Lieutenant Nevill, inexperienced in games of change, believes he's been cheated at cards by government official Theobald Jacombe. The confrontation escalates when Jacombe makes off-color remarks about the lieutenant's intended...infuriating the young officer into challenging him to a duel. Before Beau can talk Nevill out of this course of action, Jacombe is found murdered at Vauxhall's Pleasure Gardens - and the lieutenant is detained as the most likely suspect. Convinced of Nevill's innocence, the master of style must deduce who would want to kill a respected member of the Home Office with a supposedly spotless reputation.

Murder in the Pleasure Gardens (Beau Brummell Mysteries)

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Welfare Medicine in America; A Case Study of Medicaid

Medical Practice in Modern England; The Impact of Specialization and State Medicine

American medicine and the public interest

American medicine and the public interest

Death on a Silver Tray: A Beau Brummell Mystery (Beau Brummell Mysteries)

Death on a Silver Tray

The Tainted Snuff Box

The Tainted Snuff Box

The Bloodied Cravat (Beau Brummell Mysteries)

Murder in the Pleasure Gardens (Beau Brummell Mysteries)