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| The Cambridge textbook of bioethics. Singer, Peter A.; Viens, A. M. (ed.). New York - NY: Cambridge University Press - 2008. 538p. ISBN 978-0-521-69443-8. QH332 C178c 2008 CONTENTS List of contributors, page ix Acknowledgements, xvi 1 Introduction – 1 A. M. Viens and Peter A. Singer SECTION I - INFORMATION PROBLEMS Introduction – 9 Anne Slowther 2. Consent – 11 John R. Williams 3. Capacity – 17 Julie Chalmers 4. Disclosure – 24 Lori d'Agincourt-Canning and Carolyn Johnston 5. Voluntariness – 31 Mary Jane Dykeman and Kate Dewhirst 6. Truth telling – 36 Philip C. Hébert, Barry Hoffmaster, and Kathleen C. Glass 7. Confidentiality – 43 Anne Slowther and Irwin Kleinman SECTION II - END OF LIFE CARE Introduction – 51 James A. Tulsky 8. Quality end of life care – 53 Peter A. Singer, Neil MacDonald, and James A. Tulsky 9. Substitute decision making – 58 Robert A. Pearlman 10. Advance care planning – 65 James A. Tulsky, Linda L. Emanuel, Douglas K. Martin and Peter A. Singer 11. Euthanasia and assisted suicide – 72 Bernard M. Dickens, Joseph M. Boyle Jr., and Linda Ganzini 12. Conflict in the healthcare setting at the end of life – 78 Susan Dorr Goold, Brent C. Williams, and Robert Arnold 13. Brain death – 85 Sam D. Shemie, Neil Lazar, and Bernard M. Dickens SECTION III - PREGNANT WOMEN AND CHILDREN Introduction – 95 John Lantos 14. Ethical dilemmas in the care of pregnant women: rethinking "maternal-fetal conflicts" - 97 Françoise Baylis, Sanda Rodgers, and David Young 15. Prenatal testing and newborn screening - 104 Lainie Friedman Ross 16. Assisted reproduction - 112 Roxanne Mykitiuk, and Jeff Nisker 17. Respectful involvement of children in medical decision making - 121 Nuala Kenny, Jocelyn Downie, and Christine Harrison 18. Non-therapeutic pediatric interventions - 127 David Benatar 19. Child abuse and neglect - 132 Benjamin H. Levi SECTION IV - GENETICS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY Introduction - 143 Abdallah S. Daar 20. Organ transplantation - 145 Linda Wright, Kelley Ross, and Abdallah S. Daar 21. Regenerative medicine - 153 Heather L. Greenwood, and Abdallah S. Daar 22. Genetic testing and screening - 160 Ruth Chadwick 23. Bio-banking - 166 Bartha Maria Knoppers and Madelaine Saginur 24. Behavioral genetics - 174 Jason Scott Robert SECTION V RESEARCH ETHICS Introduction - 185 Richard E. Ashcroft 25. Research ethics - 187 Eric M. Meslin and Bernard M. Dickens 26. Innovation in medical care: examples from surgery - 194 Randi Zlotnik Shaul, Jacob C. Langer, and Martin F. McKneally 27. Clinical trials - 201 Richard E. Ashcroft and A. M. Viens 28. Epidemiological research - 207 Richard E. Ashcroft 29. Clinical research and the physician-patient ralationship: the dual roles of physician and researcher - 214 Nancy M. P. King and Larry R. Churchill 30. Financial conflict of interest in medical research - 222 Trudo Lemmens and Lori Luther 31. Embryo and fetal research - 231 Ronald M. Green SECTION VI - HEALTH SYSTEMS AND INSTITUTIONS Introduction - 241 Ross Upshur 32. Organizational ethics - 243 Jennifer L. Gibson, Robert Sibbald, Eoin Connolly, and Peter A. Singer 33. Priority setting - 251 Douglas K. Martin, Jennifer L. Gibson, and Peter A. Singer 34. Disclosure of medical error - 257 Philip C. Hébert, Alex V. Levin, and Gerald Robertson 35. Conflict of interest in education and patient care - 266 Ann Sommerville 36. Public health ethics - 274 Halley S. Faust and Ross Upshur 37. Emergency and disaster scenarios - 281 Harvey Kayman, Howard Radest, and Sally Webb 38. Rural healthcare ethics - 289 William A. Nelson and Jared M. Schmidek 39. Community healthcare ethics - 299 Kyle W. Anstey and Frank Wagner SECTION VII - USING CLINICAL ETHICS TO MAKE AN IMPACT IN HEALTHCARE Introduction - 309 Susan K. MacRae 40. Clinical ethics and systems thinking - 313 Susan K. MacRae, Ellen Fox, and Anne Slowther 41. Innovative strategies to improve effectiveness in clinical ethics - 322 Jennifer L. Gibson, M. Dianne Godkin, C. Shawn Tracy, and Susan K. MacRae 42. Teaching bioethics to medical students and postgraduate trainees in the clinical setting - 329 Martin F. McKneally and Peter A. Singer SECTION VIII - GLOBAL HEALTH ETHICS Introduction - 339 Solomon R. Benatar 43. Global health ethics and cross-cultural considerations in bioethics - 341 Solomon R. Benatar 44. Physician participation in torture - 350 Jerome Amir Singh 45. Access to medicines and the role of corporate social responsibility: the need to craft a global pharmaceutical system with integrity - 359 Jillian Clare Cohen-Kohler and Patricia Illingworth 46. Global health and non-ideal justice - 369 Gopal Sreenivasan SECTION IX - RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES IN BIOETHICS Introduction - 379 Joseph M. Boyle, Jr. and David Novak 47. Aboriginal bioethics - 383 Jonathan H. Ellerby 48. Buddhist bioethics - 391 Damien Keown 49. Chinese bioethics - 397 Kerry W. Bowman and Edwin C. Hui 50. Hindu and Sikh bioethics - 403 Harold Coward and Tejinder Sidhu 51. Islamic bioethics - 408 Abdallah S. Daar, Tarif Bakdash, and Ahmed B. Khitamy 52. Jehovah's Witness bioethics - 416 Osamu Muramoto 53. Jewish bioethics - 424 Gary Goldsand, Zahava, R. S. Rosenberg-Yunger, and Michael Gordon 54. Protestant bioethics - 430 Merril Pauls, and Roger C. Hutchinson 55. Roman Catholic bioethics - 436 Hazel J. Markwell, and Barry F. Brown SECTION X - SPECIALTY BIOETHICS Introduction - 445 A. M. Viens 56. Surgical ethics - 447 James Andrews and Larry Zaroff 57. Anesthesiology ethics - 454 Gail A. Van Norman 58. Critical and intensive care ethics - 462 Phillip D. Levin and Charles L. Sprung 59. Emergency and trauma medicine ethics - 469 Arthur B. Sanders 60. Primary care ethics - 475 Margaret Moon, Mark Hughes, and Jeremy Sugarman 61. Infectious diseases ethics - 481 Jay A. Jacobson 62. Psychiatric ethics - 487 Sidney Bloch and Stephen A. Green 63. Neuroethics - 495 Eric Racine and Judy Illes 64. Pharmacy ethics - 505 Margaret L. Eaton 65. Alternative and complementary care ethics - 513 Michael H. Cohen INDEX - 521 |
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