Medical law is a rapidly growing subject of intellectual inquiry. Grounded in principles of civil law, criminal law and public administration, it is shot through with examples of moral complexity and controversy. The changing nature of health care delivery and the gathering pace of technological possibility pose new and recurrent challenges for English law and the ethical principles on which it rests. Medicine and health care, as much as law, raise fundamental issues of social justice. These are not always easy issues to understand and examine. "Foundations of Medical Law Jurisprudence" sets out the nature of these challenges and clearly illustrates the resolution of those arguments in core areas of critical current concern.
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Höhe: 234 mm
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978-1-85941-792-8 (9781859417928)
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Derek Morgan is Reader in Health Care Law and Jurisprudence, Cardiff Law School. He is a Member of the British Medical Association's Medical Ethics Committee.
Law, Justice and Health Care; The Patient's Case; Coded Messages: Human Embryology Genetics; Primary Meanings: The Beginning of Life; The Human Body Bazaar; Final Thoughts: Public Policy the Ending of Life; The Many Futures of Medical Law.