Case study

A worksheet exercise in comparative social policy


Case study summary
Author Judith Glover
Organisation University of Surrey
Contact j.glover@roehampton.ac.uk
Disciplinary focus Social policy
Publication date 21 August 2002
Keywords assessment, problem-solving, health care inputs/outputs

Description

A staged problem-solving exercise was devised to enable students to make an assessment of whether Esping-Andersen categories or critiques of them aid understanding of differences in health care inputs/outputs in selected countries. The design is around a tutor-led workshop where students are provided with guidance through a set of notes and they work through exercises using statistical tables and referring to theoretical models. An excerpt from the worksheet is also given.

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