Ethics for Health Care, now in its fourth edition, explores the ethical choices made in health care. The text continues to follow a sequence familiar to all health care professionals - training, adopting a profession, becoming a team member and interacting with clients. The fourth edition sees this structure blended with a phases of life approach, which explores ethics from the beginning of life through to the end of life, and includes a new chapter on Midlife and Health CareChallenges. Exercises, case studies and a number of other pedagogical devices continue to be woven throughout the text, which help students think about particular ethical issues or standards. This fourth edition includes From Theory to Practice boxes, which are insights, exercises or tips from lecturers and clinicians working within health care.
Ethics as a Process of Reflection; Caring as Professionals; Caring as Service Provision; Enter the Patient; The Client and Carer Relationship; At the Beginning of Life; When the Patient is Young; Mid-life and Health Care Challenges; Declining Phases of Life and End of Life Challenges; Caring in an Institutional and Social Context; Monitoring and Education; And So to Research;
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