
Bioethics: Legal and Clinical Case Studies
Legal and Clinical Case Studies
Broadview Press Ltd
Published on 28. June 2017
Book
Paperback/Softback
400 pages
978-1-55481-357-5 (ISBN)
Description
Bioethics: Legal and Clinical Case Studies is a case-based introduction to ethical issues in health care. Through seventy-eight compelling scenarios, the authors demonstrate the practical importance of ethics, showing how the concerns at issue bear on the lives of patients, health care providers, and others. A range of central topics are covered, including informed consent, medical futility, reproductive ethics, privacy, cultural competence, and clinical trials. Each chapter includes a selection of important legal cases as well as clinical case studies for critical analysis. The case studies are often presented as moral dilemmas, and are conducive to rich discussion. A companion website offers a curated collection of relevant legal precedents as well as additional case studies and other resources.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Calgary
United States
Target group
College/higher education
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 165 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
622 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-55481-357-5 (9781554813575)
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Gary E. Jones is Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Diego and a member of the California Bar Association.
Joseph P. DeMarco is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Cleveland State University.
Joseph P. DeMarco is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Cleveland State University.
Content
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Moral Theory in Bioethics
- Consequentialism and Deontology
- Consequentialism
- Kantian Deontology
- Rule Theory
- Case Study: Dr. Mando
- Alternative Approaches
- Principlism
- Particularism
- Virtue Ethics
- Feminist Ethics and the Ethics of Care
- Casuistry
- Conclusion
- Exercises
- Chapter 2: Informed Consent
- IntroductionLegal Cases
- I. Canterbury v Spence
- II. Jandre v Bullis
- III. Gorab v Zook
- Case Studies
- IV. Emergency Room Deliberation after a Critical Monocycle Accident
- V. Protection for a "Decisionally Incapable" Patient
- VI. Patient Coerced into additional Physical Therapy
- VII. Unwanted Procedure during Surgery
- VIII. Elderly Man Denied Informed Consent
- IX. HIV Patient: Confidentiality Hampering Informed Consent
- Chapter 3: Assessing Capacity
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Lane v. Candura
- II. Morinaga v See Vue
- lll. In Re Conservatorship of Pamela J.
- Case Studies
- IV. Decisional Capacity and Brain Surgery
- V. Dementia and Decisional Capacity
- VI. Capacity after a Motorcycle Accident
- Chapter 4: Informed Refusal of Treatment
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Cruzan v Director
- II. Vacco and Washington
- III. Carter v Canada
- Case Studies
- IV. The Last Day of Her Life
- V. Family Conflict: To Treat or Not to Treat?
- VII. Family Supports a Child's Rejection of Treatment
- VIII. Patient Fails to Show up for Treatment
- IX. Assisting Death
- X. Terminal Sedation: Is it Death?
- Chapter 5: Medical Futility
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Futile Treatment of a Newborn?
- II. Physician's Right to Withhold Treatment
- Case Studies
- III. Doctor Orders Aggressive Treatment, Nurse Objects
- IV. Appropriate CPR?
- V. Lake Erie Tragedy
- VI. Heart Failure, Excessive Weight, and CPR
- VII. Family Fights for Mr. Stoer's Life
- Chapter 6: Nursing Ethics
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Lunsford and Tuma cases
- II. Rogers and Mathias cases
- III. Monahan and Morvillo cases
- IV. Hoffman and Ross cases
- Case Studies
- V. Does the Nurse Know Better?
- VI. Potentially Violent Patient
- VII. Traditional Practice and Child Abuse
- VIII. Nurse Refuses to Administer Pain Medication
- Chapter 7: Privacy and Confidentiality
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Tarasoff v Regents of the University of California
- II. Reisner and Jarmie cases
- III. Nasser v Parker
- IV. Horne v. Patton
- V. Samms v Pelican
- Case Studies
- VI. Disclosing HIV
- VII. Children Having Babies
- VIII. Betrayal by a Physician?
- IX. Dr. Dorchester's Curiosity
- X. Student Kills his Classmate. Is his Psychologist at Fault?
- Chapter 8: Cultural Competence
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Commonwealth v. Schaible
- II. Quintero v Encarnacion
- III. Quintanilla v Dunkelmen
- Case Studies
- IV. An Infant in a Persistent Vegetative State
- V. Elder Abuse?
- VI. An Amish Couple Refuses Treatment for their Infant Daughter
- VII. Newly Arrived Immigrant and Adherence to Treatment
- VIII. Three Wives
- Chapter 9: Human Reproduction
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Roe and Casey
- II. Becker v. Chessin
- III. K.M. v E.G
- IV. Szafranski v Dunston
- Case Studies
- I. Sterilization of a Developmentally Delayed Child
- II. Doubts about Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis
- III. Human Cloning
- IV. Abortion Advice
- Chapter 10: Clinical Trials
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Suthers, et al v Amgen, Inc.
- II. Cacchillo v Insmed, Inc
- Case Studies
- I. Mr. Rosewald's Decision
- II. An Incidental Finding from a Brain Scan
- III. Was it Morally Appropriate to Stop Cancer Trial?
- IV. Dr. Rife's Conflict of Interest
- Chapter 11: Transplantation Ethics
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. McFall v Shrimp
- II. Strunk and Pescinski
- III. Hart v Brown
- Case Studies
- I. Drug Dealer Wants a New Heart
- II. Transplantation and Blood Products
- III. Coerced Donation
- Appendix: Basic Law
- The American Legal System
- Statutory Law
- Executive Orders and Agencies
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal and Civil Law
- Lawsuits
- Exercises
- Chapter 1: Moral Theory in Bioethics
- Consequentialism and Deontology
- Consequentialism
- Kantian Deontology
- Rule Theory
- Case Study: Dr. Mando
- Alternative Approaches
- Principlism
- Particularism
- Virtue Ethics
- Feminist Ethics and the Ethics of Care
- Casuistry
- Conclusion
- Exercises
- Chapter 2: Informed Consent
- IntroductionLegal Cases
- I. Canterbury v Spence
- II. Jandre v Bullis
- III. Gorab v Zook
- Case Studies
- IV. Emergency Room Deliberation after a Critical Monocycle Accident
- V. Protection for a "Decisionally Incapable" Patient
- VI. Patient Coerced into additional Physical Therapy
- VII. Unwanted Procedure during Surgery
- VIII. Elderly Man Denied Informed Consent
- IX. HIV Patient: Confidentiality Hampering Informed Consent
- Chapter 3: Assessing Capacity
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Lane v. Candura
- II. Morinaga v See Vue
- lll. In Re Conservatorship of Pamela J.
- Case Studies
- IV. Decisional Capacity and Brain Surgery
- V. Dementia and Decisional Capacity
- VI. Capacity after a Motorcycle Accident
- Chapter 4: Informed Refusal of Treatment
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Cruzan v Director
- II. Vacco and Washington
- III. Carter v Canada
- Case Studies
- IV. The Last Day of Her Life
- V. Family Conflict: To Treat or Not to Treat?
- VII. Family Supports a Child's Rejection of Treatment
- VIII. Patient Fails to Show up for Treatment
- IX. Assisting Death
- X. Terminal Sedation: Is it Death?
- Chapter 5: Medical Futility
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Futile Treatment of a Newborn?
- II. Physician's Right to Withhold Treatment
- Case Studies
- III. Doctor Orders Aggressive Treatment, Nurse Objects
- IV. Appropriate CPR?
- V. Lake Erie Tragedy
- VI. Heart Failure, Excessive Weight, and CPR
- VII. Family Fights for Mr. Stoer's Life
- Chapter 6: Nursing Ethics
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Lunsford and Tuma cases
- II. Rogers and Mathias cases
- III. Monahan and Morvillo cases
- IV. Hoffman and Ross cases
- Case Studies
- V. Does the Nurse Know Better?
- VI. Potentially Violent Patient
- VII. Traditional Practice and Child Abuse
- VIII. Nurse Refuses to Administer Pain Medication
- Chapter 7: Privacy and Confidentiality
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Tarasoff v Regents of the University of California
- II. Reisner and Jarmie cases
- III. Nasser v Parker
- IV. Horne v. Patton
- V. Samms v Pelican
- Case Studies
- VI. Disclosing HIV
- VII. Children Having Babies
- VIII. Betrayal by a Physician?
- IX. Dr. Dorchester's Curiosity
- X. Student Kills his Classmate. Is his Psychologist at Fault?
- Chapter 8: Cultural Competence
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Commonwealth v. Schaible
- II. Quintero v Encarnacion
- III. Quintanilla v Dunkelmen
- Case Studies
- IV. An Infant in a Persistent Vegetative State
- V. Elder Abuse?
- VI. An Amish Couple Refuses Treatment for their Infant Daughter
- VII. Newly Arrived Immigrant and Adherence to Treatment
- VIII. Three Wives
- Chapter 9: Human Reproduction
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Roe and Casey
- II. Becker v. Chessin
- III. K.M. v E.G
- IV. Szafranski v Dunston
- Case Studies
- I. Sterilization of a Developmentally Delayed Child
- II. Doubts about Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis
- III. Human Cloning
- IV. Abortion Advice
- Chapter 10: Clinical Trials
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. Suthers, et al v Amgen, Inc.
- II. Cacchillo v Insmed, Inc
- Case Studies
- I. Mr. Rosewald's Decision
- II. An Incidental Finding from a Brain Scan
- III. Was it Morally Appropriate to Stop Cancer Trial?
- IV. Dr. Rife's Conflict of Interest
- Chapter 11: Transplantation Ethics
- Introduction
- Legal Cases
- I. McFall v Shrimp
- II. Strunk and Pescinski
- III. Hart v Brown
- Case Studies
- I. Drug Dealer Wants a New Heart
- II. Transplantation and Blood Products
- III. Coerced Donation
- Appendix: Basic Law
- The American Legal System
- Statutory Law
- Executive Orders and Agencies
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal and Civil Law
- Lawsuits
- Exercises