Medical profession books

Presents a discussion of how to encourage research designed to benefit older persons while protecting the legal...  Read More >>

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While stressing the Catholic tradition in health care ethics, this title incorporates a broader Christian tradition...  Read More >>

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This book describes a unique advance in medicine pioneering the treatment of renal failure: dialysis or 'washing'...  Read More >>

Ever since Dolly, the Scottish lamb, tottered on wobbly legs into our consciousness - followed swiftly by other...  Read More >>

This book will present case study materials that illustrate ethical and social issues that arise from the increasing...  Read More >>

A review of the position of doctor and patient in the light of government initiatives on the Electronic Patient...  Read More >>

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Physicians are increasingly wrestling with new moral choices. This work by theologian Paul Ramsey, first published...  Read More >>

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This easy-to-use guide is an ideal reference for anyone seeking employment in the health care industry. Users learn...  Read More >>

Adverse events in patients caused by medical management are a serious and grossly underreported public health problem...  Read More >>

A work by the author who has made the thanatology his consuming interest.  Read More >>

This text examines the many ways that narrative methods of analysis and interpretation are transforming the work...  Read More >>

In 'Critical Care Ethics', David F. Kelly describes and analyzes some of the major ethical issues facing American...  Read More >>

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This work takes on an array of issues where the dignity of individual life meets the imperatives of national-level...  Read More >>

The contributions to this volume grew out of papers presented at an international conference Individual, Community...  Read More >>