Ethical issues in modern medicine
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Boston :
McGraw-Hill
cop. 2003.
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| Edición: | 6th ed |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Part 1. Foundations of the health professional-patient relationship
- Sect. 1. Autonomy, paternalism, and medical models
- Sect. 2. Informed consent
- Sect. 3. Conflicting professional roles and responsibilities
- Part 2. Allocation, social justice, and health policy
- Sect. 1. Justice and health care
- Sect. 2. Methods and strategies for rationing health care
- Sect. 3. Equality and the ends of medicine
- Part 3. Defining death, forgoing life-sustaining treatment, and euthanasia
- Sect. 1. The definition of death
- Sect. 2. Decisional capacity and the right to refuse treatment
- Sect. 3. Advance directives
- Sect. 4. Choosing for others
- Sect. 5. Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide
- Part 4. Reprogenetics
- Sect. 1. The morality of abortion
- Sect. 2. Carrier screening, prenatal testing, and reproductive decisions
- Sect. 3. Mapping the human genome: implications for genetic testing, genetic counseling, and genetic interventions
- Sect. 4. Assisted reproductive technologies
- Sect. 5. Human cloning and stem cell research
- Part 5. Experimentation on human subjects
- Sect. 1. Born in scandal: the origins of U.S. research ethics
- Sect. 2. The ethics of randomized clinical trials
- Sect. 3. Ethical issues in international research
- -- Sect. 4. Research on children and other "vulnerable" populations.
