What is enough sufficiency justice and health 1st Edition by Carina Fourie, Annette Rid ISBN 0199385262 9780199385263

Part I: Groundwork

1. The Sufficiency View: A Primer

2. Sufficiency, Health, and Health Care Justice: The State of the Debate

Part II: The Sufficiency View

3. Axiological Sufficientarianism

4. Sufficiency, Priority, and Aggregation

5. Some Questions (and Answers) for Sufficientarians

6. Essentially Enough: Elements of a Plausible Account of Sufficientarianism

Part III: Sufficiency, Health, and Health Care Justice

7. Intergenerational Justice, Sufficiency, and Health

8. Basic Human Functional Capabilities as the Currency of Sufficientarian Distribution in Health Care

9. Disability, Disease, and Health Sufficiency

10. Sufficiency of Capabilities, Social Equality, and Two-Tiered Health Care Systems

11. Determining a Basic Minimum of Accessible Health Care: A Comparative Assessment of the Well-Being Sufficiency Approach

12. Just Caring: The Insufficiency of the Sufficiency Principle in Health Care

Part IV: Implementing Sufficiency in Health Care Policy and Economics

13. Defining Health Care Benefit Packages: How Sufficientarian Is Current Practice?

14. Sufficiency, Comprehensiveness of Health Care Coverage, and Cost-Sharing Arrangements in the Realpolitik of Health Policy

15. Applying the Capability Approach in Health Economic Evaluations: A Sufficient Solution