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Julian M. Simpson Kath Checkland Stephanie J. Snow Jennifer Voorhees Katy Rothwell Aneez Esmail 《Contemporary British History》2018,32(2):276-299
Historical perspectives can be embedded into policy initiatives through a process of ‘past-proofing’—ensuring new policies take the study of the past into consideration. We describe how this was done in a project looking at patient access to general practice in the NHS. We argue that current preoccupations with timeliness which have led to the marginalisation of other dimensions of access are connected to a broader process of neo-liberal reform since the 1970s. This reflection can support a reframing of the terms of current debates on a major issue in British health care. It has wider implications for the policy relevance of history. 相似文献
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