Mutuality, Empowerment and the Health-Wealth Model: The Scottish Context [Book Review]

Health Care Analysis 21 (2):71-84 (2013)
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This paper will offer an alternative paradigm to healthcare delivery by introducing the concept of mutuality and empowerment into the existing health-wealth model. The backdrop is provided by Better Health, Better Care (Scottish Government 2007), Section 1 of which is entitled ‘Towards a Mutual NHS’. In detail, the paper will: revisit what is meant by mutuality; advance the meaning of the `public interest’; explore empowerment and community empowerment and its relationship to health; and introduce a model, which tries to link these concepts and terms together. It is hoped that this analysis will help researchers and practitioners alike further appreciate the important concept of mutuality and empowerment into the existing health-wealth model

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The public and its problems.John Dewey - 1927 - Athens: Swallow Press. Edited by Melvin L. Rogers.
The Public and its problems.John Dewey - 1927 - Les Etudes Philosophiques 13 (3):367-368.
Empowerment: A Conceptual Discussion.Per-Anders Tengland - 2008 - Health Care Analysis 16 (2):77-96.

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