"Efficiency, Justice and Care" is a non-fiction book that addresses the complex challenges in healthcare, particularly focusing on issues of scarcity, prioritization, and rationing. Since the 1990s, these questions have been at the center of debates about healthcare provision. The book highlights the tensions between three central values: social efficiency, justice, and high-quality care. These values form a contradictory triad, where it seems that only two of the three can be realized simultaneously. The author, Yvonne Denier, explores how healthcare can be integrated into a comprehensive theory of justice to find an acceptable balance between these competing values. The central question of the book is how resources can be allocated to needs without violating social and economic frameworks. The analysis offers valuable insights into the ethical and practical dimensions of healthcare and encourages reflection on the challenges associated with implementing a just healthcare system.