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Preface vii
Preliminaries
Introduction: What Should an HEC Look and Act Like? Chris Hackler D. Micah Hester 1
The "What?" and "Why?" of Ethics D. Micah Hester 21
Reasoning in Ethics Nancy S. Jecker 27
Consulting
Ethics Consultation and the Committee Wayne Shelton Dyrleif Bjarnadottir 49
Responsibility in Actual Practice: Consent and Participation in Clinical Ethics Consultation Stuart G. Finder Mark J. Bliton 79
Cultural Diversity in the Clinical Setting Alissa Hurwitz Swota 107
Religious Values and Medical Decision Making Toby L. Schonfeld 133
Ethics Consultation at the End of Life: Ideals, Rules, and Standards to Guide Decision Making Lynn A. Jansen 161
Ethics in Pediatrics Tracy K. Koogler 187
Educating
The Hospital Ethics Committee as Educator Kathy Kinlaw 203
Hospital Ethics Committees and Research with Human Beings Timothy F. Murphy 215
Thinking about Policy
Distributive Justice in Hospital Healthcare Michael Boylan Richard F. Grant 231
Taking the Lead in Developing Institutional Policies David T. Ozar 249
Last Thoughts
Handling the Law in HEC Deliberations Kenneth A. De Ville Gregory L. Hassler 267
A Management Guide for the Committee Eugene J. Kuc 285
Further Resources 295
Index 299
About the Contributors 307
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Gary Stover
reviewed Ethics By Committee on May 01, 2009
Ethics By Committee
My favorite line in the book, "That brings me back to a question that came up in the first chapter to which I said I would return later, namely, why do people from other countries come here for health care? Doesn't that prove that it is the best health system in the world? My answer is that they do so to get around the "queue," that is, the waiting line. In most countries, the doctors decide whose case is most urgent and should be dealt with first. In this country, there are always ways to get ahead of the line. Individuals, including for- eigners, can and do get the services they want, if they are willing to pay for that privilege. What do you think? What are the pros and cons of making excellent and expedient health care services available to foreigners as well as fellow Americans who are in a better position to pay for those services? Would you say that this might have the effect of pushing some Americans to the end of the line or out of the line entirely?"
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