Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Ethical Resources for Decision-Making
Chapter 2: Relationships in Health Care
1. E. Emmanuel & L. Emmanuel, “Four Models of the Physician-Patient Relationship”
2. E. Pellegrino, “The Virtuous Physician”
3. N. Jecker & D. Self, “Separating Care and Cure: An Analysis of Historical and Contemporary Images of Nursing and Medicine”
4. S. Sherwin, “A Relational Approach to Autonomy in Health Care”
5. N. Jecker, J. Carrese, R. Pearlman, “Caring for Patients in Cross-Cultural Settings”
6. E. Boetzkes, “Integrity in Cross-Cultural Clinical Encounters”
7. J. Hardwig, “What About the Family?”
8. Norberg v Weinberg
9. Reibl v Hughes
Chapter 3: Consent
10. B. Freedman, “A Moral Theory of Consent”
11. F. Drane, “Competency to Give an Informed Consent”
12. J. Thomas, “The Physician as Therapist and Researcher”
13. E. Kluge, “After ‘Eve’: Whither Proxy Decision-Making?”
14. B. Brown, “Proxy Consent for Research on the Incompetent Elderly”
15. C. Harrison, N. Kenny, M. Sidarous, M. Rowell, “ Bioethics for Clinicians: Involving Children in Medical Decisions”
Chapter 4: Reproduction
16. J. Robertson , “Class, Feminist and Communitarian Critiques of Procreative Liberty”
17. C. Overall, “Reflections on Reproductive Rights in Canada”
18. S. Sherwin, “Feminist Ethics and In Vitro Fertilization”
19. C. Cohen, “Give Me Children or I Shall Die”
20. B. Berg, “Listening to the Voices of the Infertile”
21. B. Baker, “A Case for Permitting Altruistic Surrogacy”
Chapter 5: Fetal Rights?
22. D. Marquis, “Why Abortion is Immoral”
23. W. Sumner, “A Third Way”
24. M. Warren, “The Moral Significance of Birth”
25. S. Sherwin, “Abortion Through a Feminist Ethics Lense”
26. T. Murray, “Moral Obligations to the Not-Yet Born”
Chapter 6: Screening and the Treatment of “Disabled” Newborns
27. Lippman, “Prenatal Diagnosis”
28. L. Purdy, “Loving Future People”
29. M. Mahowald,, “Decisions Regarding Disabled Newborns”
30. H. Holmes, “Choosing Children’s Sex: Challenges to Feminist Ethics”
Chapter 7: Death, Dying and Euthanasia
31. M. Battin, “Euthanasia: The Fundamental Issues”
32. D. Callahan, “When Self-Determination Runs Amok”
33. J. Keown,” Voluntary Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide”
34. S. Wolf, “Gender, Feminism and Death”
35. T. Tomlinson & D. Czlonka, “Fertility and Hospital Policy”
Chapter 8: Research Involving Human Subjects
36. F. Baylis, J. Downey, S. Sherwin, “Reframing Research Involving Humans”
37. F. Annas, “Baby Fae: The “Anything Goes’ School of Human Experimentation”
38. R. Ratzen, “Being Old Makes You Different”
39. U. Shulkenk, E. Stein, J. Kerin, W. Byrne, “The Ethics of Genetic Research on Sexual Orientation”
40. Helsinki Guidelines
41. Tri-Council Guidelines
Chapter 9: Scarce Medical Resources
42. B. Freedman & F. Baylis, “Purpose and Function in Government Funded Health Coverage”
43. G. Annas, “The Prostitute, the Playboy and the Poet”
44. L. Webber, “IVF and the Just Use of Health Care Resources”
45. M. Stingl, “Equality and Efficiency as Basic Social Values,”
46. N. Daniels, “Four Unsolved Rationing Problems,”
Chapter 10: Acquiring and Distributing Bodily Parts
47. J. Arras & S. Shinnar, “Anancephalic Newborns as Organ Donors
48. R. Jarvis, “Join the Club: A Models Proposal to Increase Availability of Organ Donors”
49. R. Gillon”, On Giving Preference to Prior Volunteers When Allocating Organs for Transplantation”
50. M. Mahowald, “As If There Were Fetuses Without Women: A Remedial Essay”
51. A. Caplan, “Requests, Gifts and Obligations: The Ethics of Organ Procurement”
52. R. Truog, “Is It Time to Abandon Brain Death?”
Chapter 11: Genetics
53. L. Silver, “Cloning, Ethics and Religion”
54. R. Munson and L. Davis, “Germ-Line Therapy and the Medical Imperative”
55. The Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs, American Medical Association, “Multiplex Genetic Testing”
56. Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies, “Germ-Line Genetic Alteration
Acknowledgments