Universal Access on the American Commons

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 3 (4):627 (1994)
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Abstract

As the concept of universal access to healthcare comes to America, an ethical paradox emerges. “Access” is the code word for being assured that sick people without financial resources get appropriate medical care. There is an ethical imperative to provide care for the sick – whether paying or not – and this value ought to give direction to any reformed system

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