Catholic Social Teaching and the Economics of Health Care Management 1

Christian Bioethics 6 (3):231-250 (2000)
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The author considers the issue of what it is for a health care institution to be intentionally Christian. He begins with a review of Catholic social teaching, and considers how this perspective is shaping Catholic thought and action regarding health care management and public policy reform. He then proposes some standards for intentionally Christian institutions.

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10.1093/chbi.6.3.231.6886

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