Journal of Medical Ethics |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Advance directives.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Hope, Tony |
Aftercare for participants in clinical research: ethical considerations in an asthma drug trial. | Philosophy and religion | Harth, S.C., Thong, Y.H. |
Aging, research and families.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Hope, Tony |
An 'ethics-gap' in writing about bioethics: a quantitative comparison of the medical and the surgical literature. | Philosophy and religion | Paola, Frederick, Barten, Sharon S. |
Are attitudes towards bioethics entering a new era? | Philosophy and religion | Lenoir, Noelle |
Artificial hydration and alimentation at the end of life: a reply to Craig.(response to Gillian Craig, Journal of Medical Ethics, vol. 20, p. 139, 1994) | Philosophy and religion | Ashby, Michael, Stoffell, Brian |
Assessment of physician-assisted death by members of the public prosecution in the Netherlands. | Philosophy and religion | Maas, Paul J. van der, Wal, Gerrit van der, Cuperus-Bosma, Jacqueline M., Looman, Caspar W.N. |
Becoming none but tradesmen: lies, deception and psychotic patients. | Philosophy and religion | Ryan, Christopher James, Moore, Greg de, Patfield, Martyn |
Brain transplantation, personal identity and medical ethics.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
Chinese Confucian culture and the medical ethical tradition. | Philosophy and religion | Guo Zhaojiang |
Clinical ethics committees - pros and cons.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
Commentary 1: the right to refuse treatment. (response to Susan Lowe in this issue, p.154) | Philosophy and religion | Tripp, John H. |
Commentary 2: thesis correct: argument unconvincing. (medical futility)(response to Susan Lowe in this issue, p.154) | Philosophy and religion | Dunstan, G.R. |
Commentary 3: a response to Lowe. (response to Susan L. Lowe in this issue, p. 154) | Philosophy and religion | Kennedy, Ian |
Commerce and medical ethics.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
Conditions required for a law on active voluntary euthanasia: a survey of nurses' opinions in the Australian Capital Territory. | Philosophy and religion | Jorm, Anthony F., Kitchener, Betty |
Coping with obligations towards patient and society: an empirical study of attitudes and practice among Norwegian physicians. | Philosophy and religion | Arnesen, Trude, Fredriksen, Stole |
Corporate tyranny.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Black, Douglas |
Covert surveillance by doctors for life-threatening Munchausen's syndrome by proxy. | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
Do case studies mislead about the nature of reality? | Philosophy and religion | Parker, Mike, Pattison, Stephen, Dickenson, Donna, Heller, Tom |
Doctors and nurses once more - an alternative to May.(response to T. May, Journal of Medical Ethics, vol. 19, p. 223, 1993) | Philosophy and religion | Nash, Patrick |
Doctors should not try to ban boxing - but boxing's own ethics suggests reform.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
Doing harm: living organ donors, clinical research and 'The Tenth Man'. | Philosophy and religion | Elliott, Carl |
Do studies of the nature of cases mislead about the reality of cases? A response to Pattison et al.(response to Stephen Pattison, Donna Dickenson, Michael Parker and Tom Heller, this issue) | Philosophy and religion | Higgs, Roger |
Double jeopardy and the use of QALYs in health care allocation.(Quality Adjusted Life-Year) | Philosophy and religion | Singer, Peter (Judge), McKie, John, Kuhse, Helga, Richardson, Jeff |
Double jeopardy and the veil of ignorance - a reply.(response to article by Peter Singer, John McKie, Helga Kuhse and Jeff Richardson, this issue, p. 144) | Philosophy and religion | Harris, John |
End-of-life decisions and the law. | Philosophy and religion | McLean, Sheila |
Ethics and law for medical students: the core curriculum.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Hope, Tony |
Ethics-committee authorization in Germany.(law on clinical trials) | Philosophy and religion | Graf, Hans-Peter, Cole, Dennis |
Ethics without abstraction: squaring the circle.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Callahan, Daniel |
Eugenics, contraception, abortion and ethics.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
Evidence based medicine and ethics. | Philosophy and religion | Hope, Tony |
Guidelines for the multi-agency management of patients suspected or at risk of suffering from life-threatening abuse resulting in cyanotic-apnoeic episodes.(Symposium on Covert Video Surveillance) | Philosophy and religion | Samuels, Martin P., Southall, David P. |
How physician executives and clinicians perceive ethical issues in Saudi Arabian hospitals. | Philosophy and religion | Saeed, Khalid Saad Bin |
Human gene therapy and slippery slope arguments. | Philosophy and religion | McGleenan, Tony |
Imagination, literature, medical ethics and medical practice.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
Imperialism, research ethics and global health. (response to M. Angell, New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 337, p. 847, 1997) | Philosophy and religion | Benatar, Solomon R. |
Join the club: a modest proposal to increase availability of donor organs. | Philosophy and religion | Jarvis, Rupert |
Markets and ethics. | Philosophy and religion | Melia, Kath M. |
Medical and scientific uses of human tissue. | Philosophy and religion | O'Neill, Onora |
Medical ethics, teaching and the new genetics.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Williamson, Bob |
Medicalised erections on demand?(use of Viagra to treat impotence)(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Black, Douglas |
Medical research needs lay involvement.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Hope, Tony |
Medical research needs lay involvement.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Hope, Tony |
Metaphysics and medical ethics.(response to Frank J. Leavitt, Journal of Medical Ethics vol. 18, p. 206, 1992) | Philosophy and religion | Parkin, Chris |
Need - is a consensus possible? (allocating medical care)(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Culyer, Anthony |
Not just autonomy - the principles of American biomedical ethics. (critique of Tom L. Beauchamp and James F. Childress' 'Principles of Biomedical Ethics') | Philosophy and religion | Holm, Soren |
On giving preference to prior volunteers when allocating organs for transplantation. (comment on article by Rupert Jarvis in this issue, p. 199)(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Raanan |
On withholding nutrition and hydration in the terminally ill: has palliative medicine gone too far? A reply.(response to Gillian Craig, Journal of Medical Ethics, vol. 20, p. 139, 1994) | Philosophy and religion | Ellershaw, J.E., Saunders, C.M., Dunlop, R.J., Baines, M.J., Sykes, N. |
Paid organ donation - the Grey Basket concept.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Daar, A.S. |
Palliative care - a euthanasia-free zone? | Philosophy and religion | Farsides, Bobbie |
Persistent vegetative state, withdrawal of artificial nutrition and hydration, and the patient's "best interests." (response to article by Andrea Fenwick in this issue, p. 86)(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Gillon, Rannan |
Procuring gametes for research and therapy. | Philosophy and religion | Evans, Donald |
Prolonging life and allowing death: infants. | Philosophy and religion | Campbell, A.G.M., McHaffie, H.E. |
Rationality and the refusal of medical treatment: a critique of the recent approach of the English courts. | Philosophy and religion | Stauch, Marc |
Rational non-interventional paternalism: why doctors ought to make judgments of what is best for their patients. | Philosophy and religion | Savulescu, Julian |
Relationships between various attitudes towards self-determination in health care with special reference to an advance directive. | Philosophy and religion | Eisemann, Martin, Richter, Jorg |
Reply to Dr Evans re covert video surveillance. (response to article by Donald Evan in this issue, p. 29) | Philosophy and religion | Samuels, Martin P., Southall, David P. |
Research on the human genome and patentability - the ethical consequences. | Philosophy and religion | Pompidou, Alain |
Responsibility to or for in the physician-patient relationship? | Philosophy and religion | McMillan, Richard C. |
Selecting subjects for participation in clinical research: one sphere of justice. | Philosophy and religion | Weijer, Charles |
Slippery slopes in flat countries - a response.(response to Henk Jochemsen and John Keown, this issue)(Dutch approach to euthanasia) | Philosophy and religion | Delden, Johannes J.M. van |
Smokers, virgins, equity and health care costs.(Julian Le Grand on the responsibility of smokers) | Philosophy and religion | McLachlan, Hugh V. |
Some ethical issues surrounding covert video surveillance - a response.(to D. Evans, Journal of Medical Ethics, vol. 21, p. 9, 1995) | Philosophy and religion | Samuels, Martin P., Southall, David P. |
Straw men with broken legs: a response to Per Sundstrom.(from the Journal of Medical Ethics, vol. 21, p. 35, 1995) | Philosophy and religion | Singer, Peter (Judge) |
Tackling the drug problem - what can doctors do?(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Robson, Philip |
Teaching clinical ethics as a professional skill: bridging the gap between knowledge about ethics and its use in clinical practice. | Philosophy and religion | Myser, Catherine, Kerridge, Ian H., Mitchell, Kenneth R. |
Teaching ethics in psychiatry: a one-day workshop for clinical students. | Philosophy and religion | Miller, Paul D., Green, Ben, Routh, Christina P. |
Teaching ethics to medical students. | Philosophy and religion | Weatherall, D.J. |
Teaching medical ethics and law within medical education: a model for the UK core curriculum. | Philosophy and religion | |
The annual reports of Local Research Ethics Committees.(United Kingdom) | Philosophy and religion | Marshall, Tim, Foster, Claire Gilbert, Moodie, Peter |
The basis and limits of physician authority: a reply to critics.(response to articles by Louise de Raeve and Patrick Nash, Journal of Medical Ethics, vol. 19, p. 228, 1993 and vol. 21, p. 82, 1995 respectively) | Philosophy and religion | May, Thomas |
The compensation of patients injured in clinical trials. | Philosophy and religion | Barton, John M., Macmillan, Maureen S., Sawyer, Lindsay |
The elimination of morality.(Anne Maclean on bioethics) | Philosophy and religion | Harris, John |
The ethics of complementary medicine. | Philosophy and religion | Ernst, Edzard |
The ethics of surrogacy: women's reproductive labour. | Philosophy and religion | Niekerk, Anton van, Zyl, Liezl van |
The proof of the vegetable: a commentary on medical futility.(persistent vegetative state in medical ethics) | Philosophy and religion | Borthwick, Chris |
The rights of children to health care.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Appleyard, James |
The rights of children to health care.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Appleyard, James |
'These sorts of people don't do very well': race and allocation of health care resources. | Philosophy and religion | Kerridge, Ian H., Mitchell, Kenneth R., Lowe, Michael |
The use of deception in nursing. | Philosophy and religion | Teasdale, Kevin, Kent, Gerry |
Treating anorexics without consent: some reservations.(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Draper, Heather |
Values education: a new direction for medical education. | Philosophy and religion | Grundstein-Amado, Rivka |
Voluntary euthanasia under control? Further empirical evidence from the Netherlands. | Philosophy and religion | Jochemsen, Henk, Keown, John |
What can medical ethics learn from history? (euthanasia and Nazi ideology)(Editorial) | Philosophy and religion | Boyd, Kenneth |
Whose life is it anyway? A study in respect for autonomy. | Philosophy and religion | Norden, Margaret |
Xenotransplantation. (assessment of the viability of animal to human organ transplantation) | Philosophy and religion | Downie, Robin |
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