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ISBN
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9780199924585 (brošēts)
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Autors
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 Beauchamp, Tom L., 1939-
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Nosaukums
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Principles of Biomedical Ethics / Tom L. Beauchamp, James F. Childress.
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Izdevums
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Seventh edition.
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Izdošanas ziņas
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New York : Oxford University Press, 2013.
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Autorties.datēj.
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©2013
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Fiziskais rakst.
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xvi, 459 lpp. ; 24 cm.
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Bibliogrāfija
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Ietver bibliogrāfiju un rādītāju.
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Saturs
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Saturs: Part I. Moral foundations. Moral norms. Normative and nonnormative ethics ; The common morality as universal morality ; Particular moralities as nonuniversal ; Moral dilemmas ; A framework of moral norms ; Conflicting moral norms -- Moral character. The concept of moral virtue ; Virtues in professional roles ; The virtue of caring ; Five focal virtues ; Moral ideals ; Moral excellence -- Moral status. The problem of moral status ; Theories of moral status ; From theories to practical guidelines ; The moral significance of moral status ; Vulnerable populations and vulnerable individuals -- Part II. Moral principles. Respect for autonomy. The concept of autonomy and the principle of respect for autonomy ; The capacity for autonomous choice ; The meaning and justification of informed consent ; Disclosure ; Understanding ; Voluntariness -- Nonmaleficence. The concept of nonmaleficence and the principle of nonmaleficence ; Distinctions and rules governing nontreatment ; Optional treatments and obligatory treatments ; Killing and letting die ; The justification of intentionally arranged deaths ; Protecting incompetent patients -- Beneficence. The concept of beneficence and principles of beneficence ; Obligatory beneficence and ideal beneficence.
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Saturs: Paternalism : conflicts between beneficence and respect for autonomy ; Balancing benefits, costs, and risks ; The value and quality of life -- Justice. The concept of justice and principles of justice ; Traditional theories of justice ; Recent theories of justice ; Fair opportunity and unfair discrimination ; Vulnerability, exploitation, and discrimination in research ; National health policy and the right to health care ; Global health policy and the right to health ; Allocating, setting priorities, and rationing -- Professional-patient relationships. Veracity ; Privacy ; Confidentiality ; Fidelity ; Clinical ethics and research ethics ; The dual roles of clinician and investigator -- Part III. Theory and method. Moral theories. Criteria for assessing moral theories ; Utilitarian theory ; Kantian theory ; Rights theory ; Virtue theory ; Convergence of theories -- Method and moral justification. Justification in ethics ; Top-down models : theory and application ; Bottom-up models : cases and analogical reasoning ; Reflective equilibrium as an integrated model ; Common-morality theory ; Conclusion.
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Papildapraksts
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Childress, James F.
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UDK
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614.253
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174:61
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61:174
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57:17
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608.1
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Monogr. ier. nr.
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000895129
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Visi eksemplāri
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Visi eksemplāri
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Eks. pa filiālēm
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RSU:Brīvpieejas abonements
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Eks. pa filiālēm
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RSU:Inf.Centrs-J.Asara iela
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Eks. pa filiālēm
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RSU:Informācijas centrs
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