Cross-cultural perspectives in medical ethics /
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Boston :
Jones and Bartlett,
[2000]
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| Edition: | Second edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Ch. 1. The Hippocratic tradition
- The Hippocratic Oath: text, translation, and interpretation / Ludwig Edelstein
- Declaration of Geneva / World Medical Association
- The Florence Nightingale Pledge
- Solemn oath of a physician of Russia
- Ch. 2. Modifying the Hippocratic tradition
- The oath according to Hippocrates in so far as a Christian may swear it
- Medical ethics; or a code of institutes and precepts, adapted to the professional conduct of physicians and surgeons / Thomas Percival
- Principles of Medical Ethics (1957) / American Medical Association
- Toward an expanded medical ethics: the Hippocratic ethic revisited / Edmund D. Pellegrino
- Principles of Medical Ethics (1980) / American Medical Association
- Ch. 3. The dominant Western competitors
- Judaism
- The oath of Asaph / Asaph Judaeus
- A comparison of the oaths of Hippocrates and Asaph / Shimon Glick
- The obligation to heal in the Judaic tradition / J. David Bleich
- Roman Catholicism
- Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services / National Conference of Catholic Bishops
- Protestantism
- The patient as person / Paul Ramsey
- Without shouting distance: Paul Ramsey and Richard McCormick on method / Lisa Sowle Cahill
- Code, covenant, contract, or philanthropy / William F. May
- Ch. 4. Medical ethics in liberal political philosophy
- Liberalism: the basic concept
- Just doctoring: medical ethics in the liberal state / Troyen A. Brennan
- Respect for persons
- Autonomy
- Autonomy / James Childress
- Canterbury v. Spence / United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit, 1972
- Justice
- Justice: a philosophical review / Allen Buchanan
- Medical care as a right: a refutation / Robert M. Sade
- Securing access to health care / President's Commision for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine and Biomedical and Behavioral Research
- Rights-based codes
- A Patient's Bill of Rights / American Hospital Association
- Convention for Protection of Human Rights and Dignity of the Human Being with Regard to the Application of Biology and Biomedicine: Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine / Council of Europe
- Consumer Bill of Rights and Responsibilities: Report to the President of the United States / Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection and Quality in the Health Care Industry, November 1997
- Ch. 5. Medical ethical theories outside Western culture
- Eastern Europe
- The oath of Soviet physicians
- Toward a bioethics in post-Communist Russia / Pavel D. Tichtchenko, Boris G. Yudin
- Islam
- Islamic code of medical professional ethics / Abdul Rahman, C. Amine, Ahmed Elkadi
- India and Hinduism
- Medical ethics in India / Prakash N. Desai
- Oath of initiation / Caraka Samhita
- Japan and Buddhism
- The 17 Rules of Enjuin (For Disciples in Our School)
- Buddhism, Zen, and bioethics / Kathleen Nolan
- Confucianism, traditional and contemporary China
- Medicine - the art of humaneness: on ethics of traditional Chinese medicine / Ren-Zong Qiu
- Sun Szu-miao and the origins of the debate on medical ethics in China, from medical ethics in Imperial China / Paul Unschuld
- Medical ethics and Chinese culture / Ren-Zong Qiu
- Health ethics in Chinese law
- Regulating medical ethics in China / Hans-Martin Sass
- Ch. 6. African and African-American perspectives
- African medical ethics
- African ethical theory and the four principles / Peter Kasenene
- African-American medical ethics
- Toward an African-American perspective on bioethics / Annette Dula.