Abstract:
:Rationing healthcare is a difficult task, which includes preventing patients from accessing potentially beneficial treatments. Proponents of implicit rationing argue that politicians cannot resist pressure from strong patient groups for treatments and conclude that physicians should ration without informing patients or the public. The authors subdivide this specific programme of implicit rationing, or "hidden rationing", into local hidden rationing, unsophisticated global hidden rationing and sophisticated global hidden rationing. They evaluate the appropriateness of these methods of rationing from the perspectives of individual and political autonomy and conclude that local hidden rationing and unsophisticated global hidden rationing clearly violate patients' individual autonomy, that is, their right to participate in medical decision-making. While sophisticated global hidden rationing avoids this charge, the authors point out that it nonetheless violates the political autonomy of patients, that is, their right to engage in public affairs as citizens. A defence of any of the forms of hidden rationing is therefore considered to be incompatible with a defence of autonomy.
journal_name
J Med Ethicsjournal_title
Journal of medical ethicsauthors
Lauridsen SM,Norup MS,Rossel PJdoi
10.1136/jme.2006.018523subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2007-12-01 00:00:00pages
704-7issue
12eissn
0306-6800issn
1473-4257pii
33/12/704journal_volume
33pub_type
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