A comprehensive introduction to the vocabulary and definitions of the terms involved in the health care and bioethics debate.
To what lengths will we go to attain the level of perfection we want for our own health? What costs are we willing to pay? What are the rights of the individual to challenge difficult issues? If there is a disagreement, who decides the outcome? These and many other questions are addressed in this unique reference work.
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"Hedges provides concise explanations of a whole host of topics-a get-started reference source to help beginners understand clearly what is involved in a prticular problem ... For the beginner, the terminology will be introduced to actively pursue other information. Recommended as a topic-starter." - Reference for Students "Unique in introducing and defining the terminology of bioethics from a legal standpoint, this dictionary's 161 entries are arranged alphabetically and range in length from several paragraphs to several pages ... The book also includes a sample living will, a table of cases, and a well-organized subject index ... The dictionary would well-serve libraries that do not own the Encyclopedia." - Choice
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Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 157 mm
Dicke: 19 mm
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978-0-87436-761-4 (9780874367614)
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Richard H. Hedges is associate professor in the School of Health Sciences at Ohio University, Athens, OH.
