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  1. A Good Samaritan inspired foundation for a fair health care system.Elmar H. Frangenberg - 2011 - Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 14 (1):73-79.
    Distributive justice on the income and on the service aspects is the most vexing modern day problem for the creation and maintenance of an all inclusive health care system. A pervasive problem of all current schemes is the lack of effective cost control, which continues to result in increasing burdens for all public and private stakeholders. This proposal posits that the responsibility and financial obligation to achieve an ideal outcome of equal and affordable access and benefits for all citizens is (...)
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  • Justice for Children in Healthcare: An Asymmetric Theory of Responsibility.Charlotte Newey - 2016 - Dilemata 21:1-20.
    Healthcare providers face enormous pressure to save healthcare resources where possible. In this paper I explore the response that we should allocate resources fairly. What is a fair allocation of healthcare resources for children? First, I consider the luck egalitarianism approach of limiting resources to adult patients who are responsible for their conditions. A luck egalitarian distribution of healthcare resources to adults faces significant problems in application. I maintain that when we consider these problems with a focus on the just (...)
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