Edited by M Danis, C Clancy, L R Churchill. (Pp 394; £37.50). Oxford University Press, 2002. ISBN 0-19-514070-2

The main aim of the book is to examine the connections between ethics and health policy. Experts from different disciplines and spheres have contributed. The book is structured in four parts. From an ethical deliberation on healthcare goals readers proceed through an intermediate chapter to political decision making. The final chapter deals with ethical controversies on the resource allocation, accountability, vulnerability, and ethics of the …