The moral psychology of rationing among physicians: The role of harm and fairness intuitions in physician objections to cost-effectiveness and cost-containment

Arts & Humanities

• Rationing 90%
• Moral Psychology 81%
• Containment 78%
• Cost-effectiveness 71%
• Intuition 70%
• Fairness 64%
• Harm 64%
• Physicians 50%
• Costs 26%
• Moral Judgment 21%
• Healthcare 15%
• Purity 15%
• Logistic Regression 11%
• Intuitionism 10%
• Moral Intuitions 10%
• Authority 9%
• Instinct 8%

Social Sciences

• rationing 93%
• cost containment 91%
• intuition 75%
• fairness 66%
• physician 53%
• psychology 49%
• costs 39%
• moral judgement 18%
• health care 16%
• instinct 10%
• clinical decisions 9%
• random sample 7%
• logistics 6%
• regression 4%
• Group 2%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Intuition 100%
• Physician's Role 95%
• Cost Control 87%
• Cost-Benefit Analysis 61%
• Psychology 48%
• Physicians 44%
• Health Care Costs 21%
• Evaluation Studies 21%
• Instinct 17%
• Costs and Cost Analysis 14%
• Logistic Models 7%
• Delivery of Health Care 7%