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PART I. IDENTIFYING THE GOALS OF HEALTH CARE; 1. Ends and Means: TheGoals of Health Care; 2. Justice, Health, and Health Policy; PART II.CONNECTING ETHICS AND HEALTH POLICY; 3. What Ethics Can Contribute to HealthPolicy; 4. Health Care Policy in the U.S. in the 20th Century; 5. JustDeliberation About Health Care; PART III. EXAMINING THE ETHICS OF HOW POLICYIS MADE; 6. The Reality of Public Policy Making; 7. When Public OpinionCounts: Inserting Public Opinion into Health Policy; 8. Medical Ethics in theCourts; 9. Health Policy Making: The Role of the Federal Government; 10.Health Policy and State Initiatives; 11. Private Sector Incentives andEthical Health Care; PART IV. ETHICAL CONTROVERSIES IN HEALTH POLICY; A.Resource Allocation; 12. Patient v. Population: Resolving the EthicalDilemmas Posed by Treating Patients as Members of Populations; B.Accountability; 13. Accountability: Regulating Health Care As a Public Good;14. Perspectives on Accountability: Past, Present, and Future; C. VulnerablePopulations; 15. Health Resources Allocation for Vulnerable Populations; 16.Health Policy, Vulnerability and Vulnerable Populations; D. EthicalConsiderations Health Services Research; 17. Values in Research: PickingReseach Priorities Ethically; 18. Ethical Considerations in Conducting HealthCare Research: Protecting Privacy