The Rowman & Littlefield Handbook of Bioethics
Herausgeber: Di Nucci, Ezio; Wagner, Isaac A.; Lee, Ji-Young
The Rowman & Littlefield Handbook of Bioethics
Herausgeber: Di Nucci, Ezio; Wagner, Isaac A.; Lee, Ji-Young
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A wide-ranging, comprehensive overview of pressing issues in bioethics today, this handbook takes into account current affairs and historical precedents. Interdisciplinary authorship and global examples make the handbook applicable to a variety of scholar, student, and practitioner types.
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A wide-ranging, comprehensive overview of pressing issues in bioethics today, this handbook takes into account current affairs and historical precedents. Interdisciplinary authorship and global examples make the handbook applicable to a variety of scholar, student, and practitioner types.
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- The Rowman & Littlefield Handbook Series
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 208mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 1126g
- ISBN-13: 9781538162361
- ISBN-10: 1538162369
- Artikelnr.: 64058303
- The Rowman & Littlefield Handbook Series
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 426
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 208mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 1126g
- ISBN-13: 9781538162361
- ISBN-10: 1538162369
- Artikelnr.: 64058303
Ezio Di Nucci is professor of bioethics and director of the Centre for Medical Science and Technology Studies at the University of Copenhagen. Ji-Young Lee is postdoctoral researcher in bioethics in the Department of Public Health at the University of Copenhagen. She works on the Velux-funded Future of Family Relationships project, which explores the future of family structures and ties in light of advances in reproductive technologies. Isaac A Wagner is teaching associate professor of bioethics in the Department of Public Health at the University of Copenhagen.
Key: green indicates new/emerging topics not seen/uncommon in other
handbooks of similar type
1. Foundational Concepts
2. Moral Status
3. Autonomy and Responsibility
4. Disability
5. Health, Disease, and Well-being
6. Neurodiversity
7. Mental Health and Psychiatry
8. Theory and Method
9. Ethical Theories
10. Bioethical Principles
11. Naturalism in Bioethics
12. Phenomenological approaches
13. The Precautionary Principle
14. Healthcare Ethics
Clinical Decision-making
15. Consent and Treatment
16. Substituted/Proxy Decision-making/Guardianship
17. Nursing Ethics
18. Conscientious Objection
Life and Death
19. Euthanasia and Assisted Death
20. Refusals of Lifesaving Treatment
21. Organ Sales and Transplants
22. Abortion and Sex Selection
Epistemic Challenges in Healthcare
23. Bias in Healthcare
24. Epistemic Injustice
25. Epistemic Paternalism
26. Research Ethics
27. Consent and Understanding in Research
28. Animal Experimentation
29. Race and Gender in Research
30. Public Health
Public Health: Foundations
31. Priority Setting and Resource Allocation
32. Health Care Rights
33. Inequality, Justice, and Vulnerable Populations
Public Health: Applied Issues
34. Big Pharma and Ethics
35. Occupational and work-related illness
36. Nudging and Paternalism in Public Health
Public Health: Pandemic Ethics
37. Infectious Diseases and Ethical Dilemmas
38. Pandemic Planning
39. Vaccination Ethics
40. Human Infection Studies
41. Technology
Reproduction
42. The Ethics of Parenthood
43. Prenatal Testing
44. Assisted Reproductive Technologies
45. Artificial Womb Technology
Developments in Biomedical Technologies
46. AI and Robots in Medical Practice
47. Performance Enhancing Drugs
48. Cosmetic Enhancement
49. Neuroethics
50. The Environment
51. Medical Waste
52. Climate Change
53. Population Control
54. Migration and Health
handbooks of similar type
1. Foundational Concepts
2. Moral Status
3. Autonomy and Responsibility
4. Disability
5. Health, Disease, and Well-being
6. Neurodiversity
7. Mental Health and Psychiatry
8. Theory and Method
9. Ethical Theories
10. Bioethical Principles
11. Naturalism in Bioethics
12. Phenomenological approaches
13. The Precautionary Principle
14. Healthcare Ethics
Clinical Decision-making
15. Consent and Treatment
16. Substituted/Proxy Decision-making/Guardianship
17. Nursing Ethics
18. Conscientious Objection
Life and Death
19. Euthanasia and Assisted Death
20. Refusals of Lifesaving Treatment
21. Organ Sales and Transplants
22. Abortion and Sex Selection
Epistemic Challenges in Healthcare
23. Bias in Healthcare
24. Epistemic Injustice
25. Epistemic Paternalism
26. Research Ethics
27. Consent and Understanding in Research
28. Animal Experimentation
29. Race and Gender in Research
30. Public Health
Public Health: Foundations
31. Priority Setting and Resource Allocation
32. Health Care Rights
33. Inequality, Justice, and Vulnerable Populations
Public Health: Applied Issues
34. Big Pharma and Ethics
35. Occupational and work-related illness
36. Nudging and Paternalism in Public Health
Public Health: Pandemic Ethics
37. Infectious Diseases and Ethical Dilemmas
38. Pandemic Planning
39. Vaccination Ethics
40. Human Infection Studies
41. Technology
Reproduction
42. The Ethics of Parenthood
43. Prenatal Testing
44. Assisted Reproductive Technologies
45. Artificial Womb Technology
Developments in Biomedical Technologies
46. AI and Robots in Medical Practice
47. Performance Enhancing Drugs
48. Cosmetic Enhancement
49. Neuroethics
50. The Environment
51. Medical Waste
52. Climate Change
53. Population Control
54. Migration and Health
Key: green indicates new/emerging topics not seen/uncommon in other
handbooks of similar type
1. Foundational Concepts
2. Moral Status
3. Autonomy and Responsibility
4. Disability
5. Health, Disease, and Well-being
6. Neurodiversity
7. Mental Health and Psychiatry
8. Theory and Method
9. Ethical Theories
10. Bioethical Principles
11. Naturalism in Bioethics
12. Phenomenological approaches
13. The Precautionary Principle
14. Healthcare Ethics
Clinical Decision-making
15. Consent and Treatment
16. Substituted/Proxy Decision-making/Guardianship
17. Nursing Ethics
18. Conscientious Objection
Life and Death
19. Euthanasia and Assisted Death
20. Refusals of Lifesaving Treatment
21. Organ Sales and Transplants
22. Abortion and Sex Selection
Epistemic Challenges in Healthcare
23. Bias in Healthcare
24. Epistemic Injustice
25. Epistemic Paternalism
26. Research Ethics
27. Consent and Understanding in Research
28. Animal Experimentation
29. Race and Gender in Research
30. Public Health
Public Health: Foundations
31. Priority Setting and Resource Allocation
32. Health Care Rights
33. Inequality, Justice, and Vulnerable Populations
Public Health: Applied Issues
34. Big Pharma and Ethics
35. Occupational and work-related illness
36. Nudging and Paternalism in Public Health
Public Health: Pandemic Ethics
37. Infectious Diseases and Ethical Dilemmas
38. Pandemic Planning
39. Vaccination Ethics
40. Human Infection Studies
41. Technology
Reproduction
42. The Ethics of Parenthood
43. Prenatal Testing
44. Assisted Reproductive Technologies
45. Artificial Womb Technology
Developments in Biomedical Technologies
46. AI and Robots in Medical Practice
47. Performance Enhancing Drugs
48. Cosmetic Enhancement
49. Neuroethics
50. The Environment
51. Medical Waste
52. Climate Change
53. Population Control
54. Migration and Health
handbooks of similar type
1. Foundational Concepts
2. Moral Status
3. Autonomy and Responsibility
4. Disability
5. Health, Disease, and Well-being
6. Neurodiversity
7. Mental Health and Psychiatry
8. Theory and Method
9. Ethical Theories
10. Bioethical Principles
11. Naturalism in Bioethics
12. Phenomenological approaches
13. The Precautionary Principle
14. Healthcare Ethics
Clinical Decision-making
15. Consent and Treatment
16. Substituted/Proxy Decision-making/Guardianship
17. Nursing Ethics
18. Conscientious Objection
Life and Death
19. Euthanasia and Assisted Death
20. Refusals of Lifesaving Treatment
21. Organ Sales and Transplants
22. Abortion and Sex Selection
Epistemic Challenges in Healthcare
23. Bias in Healthcare
24. Epistemic Injustice
25. Epistemic Paternalism
26. Research Ethics
27. Consent and Understanding in Research
28. Animal Experimentation
29. Race and Gender in Research
30. Public Health
Public Health: Foundations
31. Priority Setting and Resource Allocation
32. Health Care Rights
33. Inequality, Justice, and Vulnerable Populations
Public Health: Applied Issues
34. Big Pharma and Ethics
35. Occupational and work-related illness
36. Nudging and Paternalism in Public Health
Public Health: Pandemic Ethics
37. Infectious Diseases and Ethical Dilemmas
38. Pandemic Planning
39. Vaccination Ethics
40. Human Infection Studies
41. Technology
Reproduction
42. The Ethics of Parenthood
43. Prenatal Testing
44. Assisted Reproductive Technologies
45. Artificial Womb Technology
Developments in Biomedical Technologies
46. AI and Robots in Medical Practice
47. Performance Enhancing Drugs
48. Cosmetic Enhancement
49. Neuroethics
50. The Environment
51. Medical Waste
52. Climate Change
53. Population Control
54. Migration and Health