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Preface
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes
Table of European and International Instruments
Table of Statutory Instruments
1 Medical Ethics And Medical Practice 1
A basis for medical ethics 2
The organisation of modern medicine 12
Public relations 23
Legal intervention in medicine 24
The doctor's position 26
2 Public Health And The State patient Relationship 29
Handling health threats to the community 31
Health promotion: The issues 37
The darker sides of medicine 38
The impact of human rights on medical law 41
3 Health Rights And Obligations In The European Union 48
Introduction Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 48
The European market for health Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 48
Health care policy in the EU Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 49
Rights and access to health care in the EU Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 54
Cross-border access to health care in the EU Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 57
Ethics in science and new technologies in the EU Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 62
4 Consent To Treatment Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 64
Introduction Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 64
The limits to consent Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 65
Refusal of treat by adults Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 87
Consent and its social consequences Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 99
Proceeding without consent: The consequences Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 104
The negligence action and the vagaries of information disclosure Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 106
5 Liability For Medical Injury Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 122
Compensation for injury Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 123
The basis of medical liability Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 129
What constitutes negligence Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 132
The problem of the novice Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 148
Protecting patients from products Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 149
Protecting patients from themselves Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 152
Res ipsa loquitur Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 154
Operational failures Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 156
Causation Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 157
Injuries caused by medical products or devices Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 163
Criminal negligence Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 167
6 Medical Confidentiality Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 172
What is the current state of play? Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 172
Relaxation of the rule Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 177
Confidentiality and the legal process Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 197
Patient access to medical records Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 201
Confidentiality and death Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 206
7 Genetic Information And The Law Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 209
Genetics: The science and challenges Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 209
Genetic counselling and fetal testing for genetic disease Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 212
Legal and ethical responses to the 'familial' nature of genetics Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 219
Individual and family interests in genetic information Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 220
Other parties' interests in genetic information Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 228
Research involving genetic material Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 238
The state interest in genetic information Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 240
Gene therapy Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 243
Cloning Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 246
8 The Management Of Infertility And Childlessness Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 250
The control of assisted reproduction in the United Kingdom Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 251
Insemination Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 254
The infertile or childless woman Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 266
Surrogate motherhood Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 283
9 The Control Of Fertility Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 296
The concept of personhood Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 297
Contraception Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 299
Contragestation Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 302
Sterilisation Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 303
Termination of pregnancy Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 313
10 Civil And Criminal Liability In Reproductive Medicine Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 338
The uncovenanted child: The action for wrongful pregnancy Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 339
Reproductive counselling and negligence: The action for wrongful birth Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 352
Wrongful (or diminished) life actions Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 358
Wrongful injury to the fetus and feticide Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 369
11 Health Resources And Dilemmas In Treatment Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 376
Global distribution of resources Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 377
The allocation of national resources Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 378
Treatment of the individual Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 389
12 Treatment Of The Aged Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 401
Autonomy and paternalism in the treatment of the aged Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 402
Care of the elderly in the future Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 420
Dying from old age Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 421
13 Mental Health And Human Rights Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 423
The evolution of mental health law Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 423
Controlling treatment Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 424
Human rights and mental disorder Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 433
Mental health, criminal and civil liability Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 441
14 The Body As Property Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 447
Should there be property in human material? Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 447
Property in cadavers and cadaver tissues Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 462
Intellectual property law and the human body Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 466
Conclusion Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 474
15 Medical Futility Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 475
Part 1: The Beginning of Life Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 475
The concept of medical futility Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 476
Part 2: The End of Life Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 500
The patient in the permanent vegetative state Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 502
The best interests test Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 514
Are we being honest? Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 517
'Do not resuscitate' orders Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 520
16 The Diagnosis Of Death Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 521
Concepts of death Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 521
The medico-legal effects of applying brain stem death criteria Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 528
17 The Donation Of Organs And Transplantation Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 534
Technical aspects of transplantation Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 534
The living donor Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 538
Cadaver donations Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 547
The fetus or neonate as a transplant donor Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 560
18 Euthanasia And Assistance In Dying Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 565
A classification of assisted dying Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 566
Termination of life without consent Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 568
Non-voluntary termination of life Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 570
The capable patient Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 581
Assisted dying in practice Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 601
19 Biomedical Human Research And Experimentation Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 610
Ethical codes and legal instruments in human biomedical research Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 611
What is research? Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 612
Randomised controlled trials Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 620
Experimental treatment Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 627
Informed consent and the (in)competent research subject Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 629
The unethical researcher Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 633
Compensation for personal injury in research Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 637
Research involving human tissue and personal data Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 637
New approaches to research governance Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 640
20 Research On Children, Fetuses, And Embryos Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 642
Non-therapeutic research on children Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 643
Therapeutic research on children Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 649
Fetal research and experimentation Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 652
Embryos and embryonic stem cell research Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 657
Appendix A The Hippocratic Oath Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 665
Appendix B Declaration of Geneva Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 666
Appendix C Declaration of Tokyo, 1975 Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 667
Appendix D Declaration of Helsinki Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 669
Index Miriam Aziz Aziz, Miriam 675
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Markus Biegel
reviewed Mason and McCall Smith's Law and Medical Ethics on December 25, 2016
Mason and McCall Smith's Law and Medical Ethics
On one hand, this book represents much of what its critics claim it represents: an early 20th century lament by an aged laissez-faire believer who was horrified by the socialistic tendencies of his age. On the other hand, Dicey makes no bones about his own beliefs, but contains them inside a powerful intellectual history of England in the 19th century, one that relates those intellectual tendencies to concrete legislative changes. Even if much of his analyses have been superseded, Dicey has a peculiar insight due to his being in this time but not of it.
Dicey shows his awareness when he relates England's peculiar dominance in the early 19th century, accompanied by its fear of French-style revolution, to the quiescent Toryism of the era. As he said, the younger Pitt governed for decades, but there was probably not one significant social enactment to his name. Legislation was not in the air, and Blackstone's faith in the common law and judge-made law was triumphant against concrete legislative reforms. After 1830, however, he shows how utilitarian ideals, and Jeremy Bentham's obsession with legislative reform, led to everything from the Reform Act of 1832 to the Divorce Act of 1857, all of which hoped to replace British "status" with a belief in "contract" between individuals. He also tied these ideas to the resurgence of Evangelicalism, with its belief in individual conversions, human happiness, and its distrust of history and institutions.
But Dicey is at its most astute when he analyzes the rise of "collectivism" after 1870. He shows how the "High Church" Oxford Movement led to a resurgence in romantic feeling and art, which the cold calculations of utilitarians seemed to contradict. He shows how the resurgence in historical method, as in Henry Maine's "Ancient Law" in 1861, led to suspicions of deductive instead of inductive reasoning and towards the idea of a path of historical development. It also led to a resurgence of race-based theorizing and nationalism which contradicted utilitarian's innate cosmopolitanism. Finally, these ideas were both tied to the rise of imperialism and the need for a "muscular" state to control colonial dependencies. As Dicey shows, the fruits of these were everything from the Workmen's Compensation Act of 1896 to the Aliens Act of 1906 (which was the first to try to block immigration to England.)
So this is a wonderful intellectual and political history of England in the 19th century, one which has been superseded in some respects, but which always must be consulted.
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