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• Title:Moral dilemmas in community health care : cases and commentaries / [editors], Becky Cox White, Joel A. Zimbelman.
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:White, Becky Cox.
  Zimbelman, Joel Andrew.
  
• Published/Created:New York : Pearson/Longman, ©2005.
  

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  • Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WA546.1 .M828 2005
    
  • Number of Items:2
    
  • Status:c.1 Missing - 06-05-2012
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Community health services--Moral and ethical aspects.
  
• Medical Subjects: Community Health Services--ethics--Case Reports.
  
• Description:xxviii, 387 pages ; 24 cm.
  
• Summary:"This anthology provides a framework for thinking about moral dilemmas, followed by case studies featuring commentaries from health care and other professionals on a variety of common community health care issues. It emphasizes the real-life ethical dilemmas community health care professionals are likely to encounter on the job and gives them real tools for moral reasoning. Featuring the perspectives of nurses, physicians, pharmacists, hospital administrators, ethicists, and lay-persons, as well as legal and policy perspectives, the provocative case studies address everyday health care challenges."--Jacket.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
  
• ISBN:0321133552 (pbk.)
  
• Contents:Introduction : a framework for moral reasoning / Eric Gampel
  Pt. 1. Who calls the shots? Dilemmas in decisional authority
  Ch. 1. Whose pain is it anyway?
  physician ethicist's analysis / Howard Brody
  nurse's analysis / Janet Brown
  nurse's analysis / Tami Borneman
  Ch. 2. Mommy dearest
  adult child's analysis / Harriet Spiegel
  psychologist's analysis / Jane Rysberg
  religious studies analysis / Andrew Flescher
  medical director's analysis / Terry Hill
  Ch. 3. not-so-golden years
  Navajo physician's analysis / Raymond Reid
  religious ethicist's analysis / B. Andrew Lustig
  paramedic's analysis / Laura Douglas
  Ch. 4. Patients we love to hate : the noncompliant
  ethicist's analysis / John M. Lincourt
  health educator's analysis / David Swanson
  current and future psychiatrist's analysis / Lissa Rechtin and Ezra Mirvish
  Ch. 5. I'm doing the best I can
  legal and philosophical analysis / Leslie Francis and Diana Buccafurni
  nurse ethicist's analysis / Alvita Nathaniel
  rape counselor's analysis / Tiffany Eskelson
  Ch. 6. Must health care professionals always tell the truth?
  parent's analysis / Laura Douglas
  emergency physician's analysis / Elizabeth Ann Lindberg and Kenneth V. Iserson
  clinical ethicist's analysis / Martin L. Smith
  ethicist's analysis / John D. Banja
  Ch. 7. Who makes decisions in family-centered health care?
  historian's analysis / Susan M. Reverby
  philosopher's analysis / Lisa Rasmussen
  obstetrician's and an ethicist's analysis / Frank A. Chervenak and Laurence B. McCullough
  Ch. 8. Border crossings
  anthropologist's analysis / Kristin Lundberg
  religious ethicist's analysis / Donald Heinz
  nurse practitioner's analysis / Rebekah Damazo
  naturopathic doctor's analysis / Bee Lo
  emergency room physician's analysis / David Edwin Damazo
  Pt. 2. Your money or your life! Dilemmas in paying for health care
  Ch. 9. Why should we have to shoulder this burden alone?
  patient's analysis / Mikki Westbie
  philosopher's analysis / Lisa Gannett
  health policy analysis / Richard Kronick
  physician and organization ethicist's analysis / Suresh Sahadevan
  Ch. 10. Dollars or drugs?
  transplant team's analysis / Andrea D. Hoso and Roblee P. Allen
  ethicist's analysis / Laura Siminoff and Richard E. Morse
  pharmacist's analysis / Brian L. Kaatz
  Ch. 11. Who defines "enough"?
  parent's analysis / Helen Harrison
  nurse ethicist's analysis / Jennifer Girod
  neonatal intensive care unit analysis / Elizabeth Catlin, Margaret Doyle Settle and Mary Martha Thiel
  ethicist's analysis / Eric H. Gampel
  philosopher and disability advocate's analysis / Anita Silvers
  Ch. 12. Patients we love to hate : the obese
  nurse's analysis / Janet Brown
  philosopher and disability advocate's analysis / Anita Silvers
  ethicist's analysis / David Resnick
  Ch. 13. Professional promises in the "real" world : skilled nursing facilities (SNFs)
  nurse's analysis / Elizabeth Peter
  medical director's analysis / Terry Hill
  organization ethicist's analysis / Ann E. Mills
  Ch. 14. Are we our patients' keepers?
  physician's and a philosopher's analysis / Susan Dorr Goold and Stephen A. Magnus
  philosopher's analysis / Lisa Gannett
  ethicist's analysis / Courtney Campbell
  Pt. 3. Hard choices for society : does the good of the many outweigh the good of the individual patient?
  Ch. 15. You're just his doctor; I'm his boss!
  ethicist's analysis / Troy Jollimore
  emergency physician's analysis / Elizabeth Ann Lindberg and Kenneth V. Iserson
  physician's organization analysis / Edward M. Spencer
  Ch. 16. Daddy dearest
  daughter's analysis / Cecilia Silva
  nurse ethicist's analysis / Anita J. Tarzian
  physician's analysis / Lawrence Schneiderman
  ethicist's analysis / Andrew Flescher
  Ch. 17. But you need a real doctor
  neurologist's analysis / Joel Rothfeld
  philosopher's analysis / Susan Parry
  chiropractor's analysis / Gerard W. Clum
  ethicist's analysis / Joel A. Zimbelman
  Ch. 18. To feed or not to feed
  ethicist's analysis / Sarah-Vaughan Brakman
  nurse's analysis / Barbara B. Ott
  dietitian's analysis / Milenne L. deLeon and Georgia E. Hodgkin
  Ch. 19. Is my obligation to my clients or my neighbors?
  pharmacist's analysis / Robert A. Buerki and Louis D. Vottero
  philosopher's analysis / Anthony Graybosch
  Ch. 20. When bad things happen to good doctors
  clinical ethicist's analysis / Martin L. Smith
  physician's and a lawyer's analysis / Steve S. Kraman and Ginny Miller Hamm
  physician's analysis / Benjamin E. Hippen
  nurse ethicist's analysis / Elizabeth Peter
  Ch. 21. Do health care professionals with HIV disease have a duty to warn their patients?
  nurse ethicist's analysis / Theresa S. Drought
  ethicist's analysis / Becky Cox White
  ethicist's analysis / David B. Resnick.