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000858079 24500 $$aCatholic bioethics and social justice :$$bthe praxis of US health care in a globalized world /$$cedited by M. Therese Lysaught and Michael McCarthy ; foreword by Lisa Sowle Cahill.
000858079 24614 $$aCatholic bioethics & social justice
000858079 264_1 $$aCollegeville, Minnesota :$$bLiturgical Press Academic,$$c[2018]
000858079 264_4 $$c©2018
000858079 300__ $$a1 online resource (xviii, 439 pages) :$$billustrations
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000858079 50500 $$gForeword /$$rLisa Sowle Cahill --$$tAcknowledgments --$$gIntroduction.$$tCatholic bioethics meets Catholic social thought: the problematic, a primer, and a plan --$$gPart one.$$tAccompanying vulnerable communities --$$gChapter 1.$$tHealth care providers on the frontline: responding to the gun violence epidemic /$$rMichelle Byrne, MD, MPH, Virginia McCarthy, Abigail Silva, and Sharon Homan --$$gChapter 2.$$tCatholic bioethics and invisible problems: human trafficking, clinical care, and social strategy /$$rAlan Sanders, Kelly R. Herron, and Carly Mesnick --$$gChapter 3.$$tFar from disadvantaged: encountering persons with mental illness /$$rAbraham M. Nussbaum, MD --$$gChapter 4.$$tIntegral ecology in Catholic health care: a case study for health care and community to accelerate equity /$$rCory D. Mitchell, Armand Andreoni, and Lena Hatchett --$$gPart Two.$$tCountering injustice in the patient-physician encounter --$$gChapter 5.$$tNeglected voices at the beginning of life: prenatal genetics and reproductive justice /$$rAana Marie Vigen --$$gChapter 6.$$tBewildering accompaniment: the ethics of caring for gender non-conforming children and adolescents /$$rMichael McCarthy --$$gChapter 7.$$tGreening the end of life: refracting clinical ethics through an ecological prism /$$rCristina Richie --$$gChapter 8.$$tRacial disparities at the end of life and the Catholic social tradition /$$rSheri Bartlett Browne and Christian Cintron --$$gPart Three.$$tIncarnating a just workplace --$$gChapter 9. Unions in Catholic health care: a paradox /$$rDaniel P. Dwyer --$$gChapter 10.$$tInviting the neighborhood into the hospital: diversifying our health care organizations /$$rRobert J. Gordon --$$gChapter 11.$$tThe rocky road of women and health care: a gender roadmap /$$rJana Marguerite Bennett --$$gChapter 12.$$tContinuing the ministry of mission doctors /$$rBrian Medernach, MD, and Antoinette Lullo, DO --
000858079 50580 $$gPart Four.$$tLeading for social responsibility --$$gChapter 13.$$tA call to conversion: toward a Catholic environmental bioethics and environmentally responsible health care /$$rRon Hamel --$$gChapter 14.$$tDACA and institutional solidarity /$$rMark Kuczewski --$$gChapter 15.$$tReframing outsourcing /$$rM. Therese Lysaught and Robert J. DeVita --$$gChapter 16.$$tCatholic health care and population health: insights from Catholic social thought /$$rMichael Panicola and Rachelle Barina --$$gPart Five.$$tEmbodying global solidarity --$$gChapter 17.$$tBody politics: medicine, the church, and the scandal of borders /$$rBrian Volck, MD --$$gChapter 18.$$tCreating partnerships to strengthen global health systems /$$rBruce Compton --$$gChapter 19.$$tNon-communicable and chronic diseases in developing countries: putting palliative care on the global health agenda /$$rAlexandre Andrade Martins, MI --$$gChapter 20.$$tHumanitarian ethics: from dignity and solidarity to response and research /$$rDónal O'Mathúna --$$gPart Six.$$tReimagining frontiers --$$gChapter 21.$$tResearch as a restorative practice: Catholic social teaching and the ethics of biomedical research /$$rJorge José Ferrer, SJ --$$gChapter 22.$$tEnvironmental ethics as bioethics /$$rAndrea Vicini, SJ, MD, and Tobias Winright --$$gChapter 23.$$tA social bioethics of genetics /$$rHille Haker --$$gChapter 24.$$tFor-profit health care: an economic perspective /$$rCharles M.A. Clark --$$tContributors.
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000858079 650_0 $$aSocial justice$$xReligious aspects$$xCatholic Church.
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000858079 7001_ $$aLysaught, M. Therese,$$eeditor.
000858079 7001_ $$aMcCarthy, Michael$$q(Michael P.)$$c(Professor in bioethics),$$eeditor.
000858079 7001_ $$aCahill, Lisa Sowle,$$ewriter of foreword.
000858079 77608 $$iPrint version:$$tCatholic bioethics and social justice.$$dCollegeville, Minnesota : Liturgical Press Academic, [2018]$$z9780814684559$$z0814684556$$w(DLC)   2018951941
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