Health Care Ethics: Critical Issues for the 21st CenturyJones & Bartlett Learning, 2005 - 614 ページ Provides expert help you need to make difficult bio-ethical decisions, covering a broad range of current and future health care issues, as well as institutional and social issues applicable to multiple disciplines and settings. |
目次
A Review and Ethical Evaluation | 3 |
Chapter 3 Prenatal Diagnosis and the Ethics of Uncertainty | 15 |
Ethical Legal and Social Issues | 29 |
The Ethical Challenge of the New Reproductive Technology | 45 |
Ethical Considerations of Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis | 56 |
Pregnancy and Medical Ethics | 67 |
The Family in Medical Decision Making | 81 |
What It Is What It Isnt and Why It Matters | 117 |
Some Practical Suggestions on Policy | 364 |
Chapter 33Gender and Health Insurance | 366 |
Is Rationing Ethically Justifiable? | 373 |
The Social Obligations of Health Care Practitioners | 383 |
Chapter 36Social Systems and Professional Responsibility | 392 |
Chapter 37Equality and Inequality in American Health Care | 399 |
The Ethics of Medical Gatekeeping | 413 |
Is Rationing Inevitable? | 419 |
Conclusions Relating to Competency | 123 |
Personal and Social Barriers | 129 |
Chapter 13Bioethical Dilemmas in Emergency Medicine and Prehospital Care | 138 |
Other Troublesome Areas | 144 |
Analyzing the Present | 152 |
Conclusion | 161 |
Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness | 168 |
Issues of Access | 177 |
Ethical Challenges and QualityofLife | 189 |
Chapter 18Respecting the Autonomy of Elders in Nursing Homes | 200 |
Genetic Risk and the PhysicianPatient | 212 |
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Chapter 20Human Experimentation and Clinical Consent | 228 |
Chapter 21The Ethics of Research on the Mentally Disabled | 239 |
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Guidelines for Future Research Using the Mentally Disabled | 245 |
Chapter 22AIDS Activists and Their Legacy for Research Policy | 251 |
Current and Future Challenges | 265 |
Summary | 275 |
Chapter 25Death Medicine and the Moral Significance of Family Decision Making | 288 |
Proposed Clinical Criteria for PhysicianAssisted | 295 |
Chapter 27Ethical Issues Concerning PhysicianAssisted Death | 302 |
Placing the Debate in Context | 308 |
Facing Death in Germany | 315 |
Chapter 29The Problem with Futility | 323 |
Chapter 30Is It Time To Abandon Brain Death? | 330 |
Turning Back | 339 |
Scarce Resources and Organ Donations | 345 |
PART IVJUSTICE AND ECONOMICS IN HEALTH CARE | 351 |
Case Narratives | 421 |
Discussion | 428 |
Chapter 41Ethically Important Distinctions among Managed Care Organizations | 442 |
Conclusion | 448 |
Roles Membership Structure and Difficulties | 460 |
Three Models | 466 |
Establishment of Reliability and Validity | 472 |
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Summary | 481 |
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Broader Than Clinical Ethics | 497 |
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Chapter 48Basic Theories in Medical Ethics | 515 |
Chapter 49A Method of Ethical Decision Making | 527 |
The Method | 535 |
The Revival of Casuistry in Bioethics | 541 |
Conclusion | 551 |
Narrative Knowledge | 557 |
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Family Decision Making and Competent Patients | 577 |
Chapter 53Bioethics as Social Problem Solving | 578 |
Some Lessons | 584 |
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