William Kissick and The Iron Triangle of Health Economics¶
Levins, H. (2016). William Kissick and The Iron Triangle of Health Economics.
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- Iron triangle of health care
- The canonical instance is the United Kingdom's National Health Service, a system that William Kissick — who named the triangle in Medicine's Dilemmas (1994) — held to be one of the best health systems in the world, though his first maxim was that it would be a disaster in the United States
This sourceKissick, famed for his 'Iron Triangle' of access, quality and cost containment, was 'an ardent fan of England's National Health Service', and his first maxim was that the NHS was one of the best health systems in the world but would be a disaster in the United States. It does not say which system, if any, Kissick used when naming the triangle.
- The canonical instance is the United Kingdom's National Health Service, a system that William Kissick — who named the triangle in Medicine's Dilemmas (1994) — held to be one of the best health systems in the world, though his first maxim was that it would be a disaster in the United States
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