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Healthcare Ethics and Human Values: An Introductory Text with Readings and Case StudiesISBN: 978-0-631-20224-0
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516 pages
February 2002, ©2002, Wiley-Blackwell
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"This rich and exciting collection highlights the diversity of
values among patients and professionals in healthcare. It
effectively uses narrative accounts along with more formal
approaches to illustrate and illuminate diverse values in the
clinical encounter. I strongly recommend this volume, and I look
forward to using it in my courses."James F. Childress,
University of Virginia
"A fascinating kaleidoscope of thoughts, analysis, and ideas
covering a wide range of ethical issues." Kenneth C. Calman,
University of Durham
"This is a feast of a book – poems, philosophical essays,
memoirs, stories about patients and doctoring, even a little social
science. It demonstrates that 'healthcare ethics,' unlike the
medico-legal kind, must draw on a knowledge of the human condition
and the variety of values brought to illness and care by people on
both ends of the stethoscope." Kathryn Montgomery, Northwestern
University Medical School, Chicago
"The range of styles of contributions from the short poems to the evidence-based pieces makes this a very different text. This volume certainly makes a good introduction to healthcare ethics... a welcome and refreshing addition to libraries and reading lists for those with an interest in bioethics." International Journal of Nursing Studies, Vol. 40, 2003