The Routledge companion to bioethics /
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| Imprint: | New York, NY : Routledge, 2015. |
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| Description: | xxiv, 607 pages ; 26 cm. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Routledge philosophy companions Routledge philosophy companions. |
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| Format: | E-Resource Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10466739 |
Table of Contents:
- The right to health care / John D. Arras
- Social determinants of health and health inequalities / Sridhar Venkatapuram and Michael Marmot
- The ethics of rationing: necessity, politics, and fairness / Daniel Callahan
- QALYs, DALYs, and their critics / Greg Bognar
- Immigration and access to health care / Norman Daniels and Keren Ladin
- Bioethics and human rights / Elizabeth Fenton
- Ethical challenges of distributing limited health resources in low-income countries / Kjell Arne Johansson
- Medical tourism / I. Glenn Cohen
- Do health workers have a duty to work in underserved areas? / Nir Eyal and Samia A. Hurst
- Moral responsibility for addressing climate change / Madison Powers
- Intellectual property in the biomedical sciences / Justin B. Biddle
- Bias, misconduct, and integrity in scientific research / David B. Resnik
- Influence of the pharmaceutical industry on research and clinical care / Howard Brody
- Biomedical research ethics: landmark cases, scandals, and conceptual shifts / Jonathan D. Moreno and Dominic Sisti
- The duty of care and equipoise in randomized controlled trials / Charles Weijer, Paul B. Miller, and Mackenzie Graham
- The future of informed consent to research: reconceptualizing the process / Paul S. Appelbaum
- Ethical issues in genetic research / Dena S. Davis
- Research involving "vulnerable populations": a critical analysis / Toby Schonfeld
- The ethics of incentives for participation in research: what's the problem? / Alan Wertheimer
- The ethics of biomedical research involving animals / Tom L. Beauchamp
- Autonomy / Catriona Mackenzie
- Capacity and competence / Jessica Berg and Katherine Shaw Makielski
- Incentives in health: ethical considerations / Richard Ashcroft
- Privacy, surveillance, and autonomy / Alan Rubel
- Public health and civil liberties: resolving conflicts / James F. Childress
- Conscientious refusal and access to abortion and contraception / Carolyn Mcleod and Chloë Fitzgerald
- Human embryos for reproduction and research / Françoise Baylis
- Regulating reproduction: a bioethical approach / Isabel Karpin
- Children, parents, and responsibility for children's health / Amy Mullin
- Reproductive travel and tourism / G.K.D. Crozier
- Population growth and decline: issues of justice / Margaret P. Battin
- Reproductive testing for disability / Adrienne Asch and David Wasserman
- Alzheimer's disease: quality of life and the goals of care / Bruce Jennings
- Family caregivers, long-term care, and global justice / Lisa Eckenwiler
- Brain death / Winston Chiong
- From the persistent vegetative state to the minimally conscious state: ethical implications of disorders of consciousness / Joseph J. Fins
- Disability and assisted death / Lesli P. Francis and Anita Silvers
- End-of-life decisions for newborns / Marian A. Verkerk and ilde Lindemann
- Medicalization, "normal function," and the definition of health / Rebecca Kukla
- Human enhancement / Nicholas Agar and Felice Marshall
- Race and bioethics / Alexis Shotwell and Ami Harbin
- Transgender / Jamie LIndemann Nelsno
- Organ transplantation ethics from the perspective of embodied personhood / Fredrik Svenaeus
- Body integrity identity disorder (BIID) and the matter of ethics / Nikki Sullivan.
