Japan’s egalitarian health care system: A brief historical analysis [Book Review]

Health Care Analysis 6 (2):141-149 (1998)
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Abstract

Japan is one of several East Asian countries that share an ethical system of mutual support. A review of Japan’s health care system reveals a strong egalitarian ethos often considered unique by outside observers

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