Canada's thirty-four million people and trillion dollar GDP don't occupy much space on a
planet of seven billion whose economy is now worth forty trillion dollars. The country is not a …

… setting issues in the British National Health Service (NHS). It … domain, the preserve of the
autonomous individual. The problem for all … ) left them little room to manoeuvre, and many times …

… working in health and care in Italy as compared to Britain and Scandinavia, which has been
under increasing pressure. This in turn has adversely affected the income, autonomy and …

… discretion and relative autonomy from organisational … public health and primary care in the
West Midlands, particularly Sandwell, and after we fed back our findings to our health service …

… English National Health Service (NHS) since its creation in 1948. Is it a top-down national
service organised locally, … secure its own medical school and obtain regional autonomy, just as …

… and autonomy in policy-making and health care system … In Britain's National Health Service
(NHS), the central state … have much narrower room to maneuver and can do little but engage …

… complexity for actor autonomy, in the English National Health Service (NHS). … of the room
for manoeuvre achieved by the central actors, each of whom sought to maintain a novel service …

… public service reform are attracting considerable interest within British local government and
the National Health Service … opposed by popular appeals for local autonomy and urban self-…

… “hospital autonomy” policy involved giving authority to the insurance organizations to purchase
health services. The … In Iran, public health services are provided at three levels. At primary …

… Discourses are limiting the room for maneuver in our approach to the rural. Being conscious
of the way the discourses work and what they take for granted will hopefully contribute to …