Rebecca Bennett / Charles A. Erin (eds.)

HIV and AIDS

Testing, Screening, and Confidentiality
Herausgeber: Bennett, Rebecca; Erin, Charles A.

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

The breadth and depth of the research represented and the lucidity of the arguments put forward make this a key resource for academic researchers and healthcare professionals alike.

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Testing and screening for HIV and AIDS give rise to ethical, legal, and social issues of the most controversial and delicate kind. In this highly important book, an international team of eighteen doctors, philosophers, and lawyers present a fresh and thorough discussion of these issues. They not only aim to show the way to practical advances but also to provide an accessible guide to the debates for readers who have not been previously introduced to them. And they pay particular attention to the sensitive nature of the information yielded by a test for the HIV antibody. Together, the essays illuminate public policy and medical practice in connection with HIV and AIDS as well as broader issues about professional ethics and individual rights in other medical and social contexts.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: OUP Oxford
• Seitenzahl: 304
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2001
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 431g
• ISBN-13: 9780199243143
• ISBN-10: 019924314X
• Artikelnr.: 21762475

Autorenporträt

Rebecca Bennett is a Lecturer in Bioethics at the University of Manchester. Charles A. Erin is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Philosophy at the Faculty of Law, University of Manchester.

Inhaltsangabe

* 1: Rebecca Bennett and Charles A. Erin: Introduction
* 2: Gerald Corbitt: HIV Testing and Screening: Current Practicalities
and Future Possibilities
* 3: Lorraine Sherr: Counselling and HIV Testing: Ethical Dilemmas
* 4: Catherine Manuel: HIV Screening: Benefits and Harms for the
Individual and the Community
* 5: Edward P. Richards, III: HIV Testing, Screening, and
Confidentiality: An American Perspective
* 6: Dieter Giesen: Compensation and Consent: A Brief Comparative
Examination of Liability for HIV-Infected Blood
* 7: Inez de Beaufort: Individual Responsibility for Health
* 8: Soren Holm: Is Society Responsible for My Health?
* 9: Anton Vedder: HIV/AIDS and the Point and Scope of Medical
Confidentiality
* 10: Medard T. Hilhorst: Can Healthy Care Workers Care for Their
Patients and Be Advocates of Third-Party Interests?
* 11: Calliope C. S. Farsides: HIV Infection and the Health Care
Worker: The Case for Limited Disclosure
* 12: Margaret Brazier and Mary Lobjoit: Fiduciary Relationship: An
Ethical Approach and a Legal Concept?
* 13: Soren Holm and Peter Rossel: Ethical Aspects of the Use of
'Sensitive Information' in Health Care Research
* 14: Tom Sorell and Heather Draper: AIDS and Insurance
* 15: Rebecca Bennett: Should we Routinely Test Pregnant Women for HIV?
* 16: Heta Hayry: Who Should Know about My HIV Positivity and Why?
* 17: Charles A. Erin: Is There a Right to Remain in Ignorance of HIV
Status?
* Annexe
* Bibliography, Index