England's National Health Service (NHS) was set up in the wake of World War II in the midst of a wide agreement that human services ought to be made accessible to all. Yet the British just scarcely succeeded in overcoming proficient resistance to shape the NHS out of the prewar blend of constrained national protection, different intentional protection plans, philanthropy consideration, and general health care administrations.
Related Journals of UK health economics :
International Journal of Economics & Management Sciences, International Journal of Healthcare Technology and Management, Journal of Health Economics, International Journal of Public and Private Healthcare Management and Economics, Health Economics Research Unit, The European Journal of Health Economics.