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Contemporary Issues in Healthcare Law and Ethics

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This book is designed to tap into professional, public and media interest in the dilemmas of healthcare ethics and to provide a useful tool for healthcare professionals to consider some of the most current issues in detail including:: The social creation of health law and healthcare; access to healthcare and control of its quality (including the prevention of health crime as well as civil control); genetics and disability at the beginning of life; vaccination and medical research during life; euthanasia at the end of life and the exercise, control and use of body parts after life. Many of the pieces have a sociological and/or empirical as well as ethical bent.
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Butterworth-Heinemann
31597
9780750688321
9780750688321

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Publication date
2005
Issue number
1
Cover
paperback
Pages count
338
Dimensions (mm)
156 x 234
Weight (g)
522
  • Contributors
    List of Cases
    List of Statutes
    Introduction
    Section 1 - Regulating Healthcare
    1. The Social Creation of Health Law and Health in the United States
    2. Does it Pay to be NICE? Resolving the Legitimacy Problem in the Allocation of Healthcare Resources
    3. The Ownership of Clinical Risk in Acute Hospitals in England - An Historical Perspective
    4. Does the Bolam Principle Still Reign in Medical Negligence Cases in Malaysia?
    5. Medico-crime in the UK: An Introduction
    Section 2 - Reproductive Technologies
    6. New Reproductive Technologies - Discourse and Dilemma
    7. Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis - Towards a Principled Construction of Law?
    Section 3 - Bodies and Body Parts
    8. Human Bodies, Inhuman Uses: Public Relations and Legislative Responses to the Scandals of Body Snatching
    9. Nemo Censetur Ignorare Legem? Presumed Consent to Organ Donation in France, from Parliament to Hospitals
    Section 4 - Questionable Interventions During Life
    10. The Proper Limits for Medical Intervention that Harms the Therapeutic Interests of Incompetents
    11. Infant Vaccination: A Conflict of Ethical Imperatives?
    12. Cyberwoman and Her Surgeon in the Twenty-First Century
    Section 5 - The End of Life
    13. Legal Recognition of the Right to Die
    14. Regulating Active Voluntary Euthanasia: What can England and Wales Learn From Belgium and the Netherlands?
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