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000800282 1001_ $$aChildress, James F.
000800282 24510 $$aPractical reasoning in bioethics /$$cJames F. Childress.
000800282 260__ $$aBloomington :$$bIndiana University Press,$$cc1997.
000800282 300__ $$axiv, 385 p. ;$$c25 cm.
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000800282 4901_ $$aMedical ethics series
000800282 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000800282 5050_ $$aMetaphor and analogy in bioethics -- Ethical theories, principles, and casuistry in bioethics : an interpretation and defense of principalism -- Metaphors and models of doctor-patient relationships : their implications for autonomy / James F. Childress and Mark Siegler -- If you let them, they'd stay in bed all morning : the principle of respect for autonomy and the tyranny of regulation in nursing home life -- How much should the cancer patient know and decide? / James F. Childress and Bettina Schoene-Seifert -- Mandatory HIV screening and testing -- "Who is a doctor to decide whether a person lives or des?" : reflections on Dax's case / James F. Childress and Courtney S. Campbell -- Must patients always be given food and water? / James F. Childress and Joanne Lynn -- When is it morally justifiable to discontinue medical nutrition and hydration? -- Who shall live when not all can live? -- Triage in neonatal intensive care : the possibilites and limitations of a metaphor -- Fairness in the allocation and delivery of health care : a case study of organ transplantation -- Rights to health care in a democratic society -- Ethical criteria for policies to obtain organs for transplantation -- Human body parts as property : an assessment of ownership, sales, and financial incentives -- Ethics, public policy, and human fetal tissue transplantation research.
000800282 520__ $$aIn his latest book, renowned ethicist James F. Childress uses various metaphors and analogies to highlight the role of imagination in practical reasoning. Childress shows how principles, metaphors, and analogies illuminate moral problems and issues in science, medicine, and health care. The issues he considers include screening and testing for HIV infection, informed consent to and refusal of life-sustaining treatment, allocating scarce health care resources, providing access to and controlling the costs of health care, and obtaining organs and tissues for transplantation.
000800282 650_0 $$aMedical ethics.
000800282 650_0 $$aBioethics.
000800282 650_0 $$aPractical reason.
000800282 830_0 $$aMedical ethics series.
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