Medical ethics: a case based approach

  • Ashcroft R
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Abstract

Medical ethics is a topic of increased importance in the medical school curriculum, and this textbook provides a wealth of knowledge aimed specifically at medical students rather than experienced practitioners. Realistic case studies introduce the discussion in each chapter, making this text highly suitable for case-based courses. This text includes practical coverage of all the issues likely to be of concern to students during their medical careers.Tailors coverage to meet the needs of medical students rather than experienced practitioners.Uses case-based scenarios for realistic learning.Covers the issues most likely to be of concern to students during their medical careers:informed consent and refusal of treatmentconfidentialityantenatal screeningeuthanasiaadvanced directivesnegligence and malpracticenew geneticsabortionrationing of health care

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Ashcroft, R. (2005). Medical ethics: a case based approach. Journal of Medical Ethics, 31(7), e10–e10. https://doi.org/10.1136/jme.2002.002659

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