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- catalog contributor b8746904.
- catalog contributor b8746905.
- catalog created "c1996.".
- catalog date "1996".
- catalog date "c1996.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1996.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
- catalog description "The nature of biomedical ethics. Ethical theories. Relevant concepts and principles. Alternative directions and methods -- The physician-patient relationship. Physicians' obligations and virtues. Physician-patient models and patient autonomy. Truth-telling. Informed Consent. Determinations of competence. Conflicts of interest. Patients' obligations -- Professionals' obligations, institutions, and patients' rights. Professional statements. The role and responsibilities of nurses. Confidentiality. Hospital ethics committees -- Human and animal experimentation. Ethical codes. Historical and cultural causes for concern. Proxy consent for children and the incompetent elderly. Experimental design and randomized clinical trials. Animal experimentation -- Mental illness, dementia, and mental retardation. Mental illness and involuntary civil commitment. Managing mental illness and dementia. Sterilization and the rights of the mentally retarded -- Death and decisions regarding life-sustaining treatment. The definition of Death. Competent adults and the refusal of life-sustaining treatment. Resuscitation decisions, DNR orders, and judgments of futility. Advance directives and treatment decisions for incompetent adults -- Suicide, active euthanasia, and the treatment of impaired infants. The morality of suicide. The morality of active euthanasia. Active euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, and social policy. The treatment of impaired infants -- Abortion and maternal-fetal conflicts. The morality of abortion. Abortion and social policy. Maternal-fetal conflicts -- Genetics and human reproduction. Reproductive risk, prenatal diagnosis, and selective abortion. Surrogate motherhood. Reproductive technologies. Genetic engineering and the human genome project -- Social justice and health-care policy. Justice, rights and societal obligations. Rationing. Health-care-delivery systems.".
- catalog extent "xvi, 645 p. ;".
- catalog hasFormat "Biomedical ethics.".
- catalog identifier "0070401411 (alk. paper)".
- catalog isFormatOf "Biomedical ethics.".
- catalog issued "1996".
- catalog issued "c1996.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York : McGraw-Hill,".
- catalog relation "Biomedical ethics.".
- catalog subject "174/.2 20".
- catalog subject "Bioethics Collected Works.".
- catalog subject "Bioethics".
- catalog subject "Bioethics.".
- catalog subject "Ethics, Medical Collected Works.".
- catalog subject "Ethics, Medical".
- catalog subject "Medical ethics.".
- catalog subject "R724 .B49 1996".
- catalog subject "W 50 B6153 1996".
- catalog tableOfContents "The nature of biomedical ethics. Ethical theories. Relevant concepts and principles. Alternative directions and methods -- The physician-patient relationship. Physicians' obligations and virtues. Physician-patient models and patient autonomy. Truth-telling. Informed Consent. Determinations of competence. Conflicts of interest. Patients' obligations -- Professionals' obligations, institutions, and patients' rights. Professional statements. The role and responsibilities of nurses. Confidentiality. Hospital ethics committees -- Human and animal experimentation. Ethical codes. Historical and cultural causes for concern. Proxy consent for children and the incompetent elderly. Experimental design and randomized clinical trials. Animal experimentation -- Mental illness, dementia, and mental retardation. Mental illness and involuntary civil commitment. Managing mental illness and dementia. Sterilization and the rights of the mentally retarded -- Death and decisions regarding life-sustaining treatment. The definition of Death. Competent adults and the refusal of life-sustaining treatment. Resuscitation decisions, DNR orders, and judgments of futility. Advance directives and treatment decisions for incompetent adults -- Suicide, active euthanasia, and the treatment of impaired infants. The morality of suicide. The morality of active euthanasia. Active euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, and social policy. The treatment of impaired infants -- Abortion and maternal-fetal conflicts. The morality of abortion. Abortion and social policy. Maternal-fetal conflicts -- Genetics and human reproduction. Reproductive risk, prenatal diagnosis, and selective abortion. Surrogate motherhood. Reproductive technologies. Genetic engineering and the human genome project -- Social justice and health-care policy. Justice, rights and societal obligations. Rationing. Health-care-delivery systems.".
- catalog title "Biomedical ethics.".
- catalog type "Collected Works".
- catalog type "text".