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Why Should We Care?

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  • © 1990
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Editors:
  1. Donald Evans

    1. Centre for the Study of Philosophy and Health Care, University College Swansea, UK

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Table of contents (13 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-vii
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  2. Why Should We Care?

    • Donald Evans
    Pages 1-9

  3. Morality and Patient Care

    • Alan Hawley
    Pages 10-17

  4. Values in Diagnosis

    • Richard Bentall
    Pages 18-36

  5. Moral Dilemmas in Health Care

    • Michael Saunders
    Pages 37-45

  6. Moral Disputes in Health Care

    • Eve Macgregor
    Pages 46-55

  7. The Status of the Foetus

    • Naomi Gilchrist
    Pages 56-67

  8. Should my Baby Live?

    • Sylvia Parker
    Pages 68-74

  9. The Limits of Health Care

    • David Moore
    Pages 75-84

  10. Experiments on People and Animals

    • Denise Skiffington
    Pages 85-97

  11. The Development of Drugs

    • Paul Goulden
    Pages 98-106

  12. Informed Consent

    • Peter Beck
    Pages 107-115

  13. Autonomy, Competence and Mental Disorders

    • Patrick Nash
    Pages 116-127

  14. Compulsory Care

    • Richard Bentall
    Pages 128-147

  15. Back Matter

    Pages 148-152
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About this book

This first volume in the Professional Studies in Health Care Ethics series presents essays on a number of areas of current debate in medicine. Some tackle general questions of the nature of moral action and decision-making in health-care practice, others tackle specific conceptual issues which have considerable bearing on the question of what ought or ought not to be done. The essayists are all health-care professionals with a keen interest in ethical issues, and are writing for other health-care professionals, as well as philosophers.

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  • Centre for the Study of Philosophy and Health Care, University College Swansea, UK

    Donald Evans

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