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245 00 $aFletcher's introduction to clinical ethics /$cedited by John C. Fletcher, Edward M. Spencer, Paul A. Lombardo ; with a foreward by James F. Childress.
246 03 $aIntroduction to clinical ethics
246 30 $aIntroduction to clinical ethics
250 $a3rd ed.
260 $aHagerstown, Md. :$bUniversity Pub. Group,$cc2005.
300 $aviii, 362 p. ;$c28 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
500 $aPrevious edition titles: Introduction to clinical ethics.
505 00 $tClinical ethics: history, content, and resources /$rJohn C. Fletcher and Edward M. Spencer --$tProfessional ethics /$rEdward M. Spencer --$tIntroduction to organizational ethics /$rAnn E. Mills and Edward M. Spencer --$tLaw and ethics: an ongoing conversation /$rPaul A. Lombardo --$tResearch and ethics /$rErika Blacksher and Jonathan D. Moreno --$tWorking with Persons who have psychiatric illness /$rEdmund G. Howe --$tPrivacy and confidentiality /$rEvan G. DeRenzo --$tCommunicating, truth-telling, and disclosure /$rRobert J. Boyle --$tDetermining patients' capacity to share in decision making /$rRobert J. Boyle --$tThe process of informed consent /$rRobert J. Boyle --$tTreatment refusals by patients and clinicians /$rEdmund G. Howe --$tDeath and dying /$rCharles A. Hite and Mary Faith Marshall --$tThe decision to forgo life-sustaining treatment when the patient is incapacitated /$rJohn C. Fletcher and Walter Davis --$tNewborns, infants, and children /$rRobert J. Boyle --$tEthical issues in reproduction /$rCynthia B. Cohen --$tHealthcare economics: integral aspects of clinical ethics /$rEdward M. Spencer and Ann E. Mills --$tEthics services in healthcare organizations: assuring integrity and quality /$rJohn C. Fletcher and Edward M. Spencer.
520 $aThe six chapters in the first part of thi book provides an overview of clinical ethics, relating it to professional and organizational ethics, to research and psychiatric ethics, and to the legal context in the U.S. The several ethical obligations noted above are developed in the second part of the book, while the third part focuses on ethical problems that arise in particular cases, including reproductive and life-and-death decisions. The new edition is informed by the extensive literature in clinical, ethical, and legal topics relevant to these problmes.
650 0 $aMedical ethics.
650 12 $aEthics, Medical.
650 12 $aEthics, Clinical.
650 6 $aÉthique médicale.
650 2 $aPrivacy.
650 2 $aConfidentiality$xethics.
650 2 $aInformed Consent$xethics.
650 2 $aReproduction$xethics.
650 2 $aDelivery of Health Care$xethics.
700 1 $aFletcher, John C.
700 1 $aSpencer, Edward M.
700 1 $aLombardo, Paul A.
700 1 $aChildress, James F.
700 1 $aBoyle, Robert,$cM.D.
988 $a20070429
906 $0OCLC