Titlebook: Ethics and Law in Modern Medicine; Hypothetical Case St David M. Vukadinovich,Susan L. Krinsky Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media B.

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Emergency Care and HIV,pter are treatment of HIV-positive persons, confidentiality rights verses the duty to warn, and the ability of health care professionals to withhold or administer care based on a potential threat to their own health. Discussion of the case study should focus on whether the procedures followed and th

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A Revolutionary Policy?,thetical leads participants to think about whether there might be a way to eliminate the social and medical stigma of HIV, whether availability of information might be a way to eliminate that stigma, and what the other effects of the availability of information might be. While the proposal appears b

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Minors and Health Care,care. Participants explore issues surrounding the confidentiality protections that apply to minors and the related conflicts that arise in the context of minors’ rights versus their parents’ rights. In addition, some scenarios offer the opportunity to balance confidentiality protections against the

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The Rights to Refuse and Demand Medical Treatment,ath may be inevitable want to devote resources to preventing it; others whose death can be prevented wish to refuse the use of interventions that will delay it. Definitions of life and death are implicated, as are issues of quality of life, and using resources with little prospect of gain. Participa

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Assisted Reproductive Technology,e case study describes services offered by Beginnings Fertility Clinic and sets forth materials used by Beginnings to market its services and solicit sperm and ova donors. Participants are called upon to deal with issues of ethics, law, and public policy, as those issues arise from use of assisted r

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