Health Care Ethics I

Lesson 1: Section I. The Nature of Ethics - Health Care Ethics I
Technology, Caring, and Values. - Health Care Ethics I
Values in an Age of Litigation. - Health Care Ethics I
Ethics in Your-to-Day Work - Health Care Ethics I
Ethics, A Philosophic Study of Ideal Behavior - Health Care Ethics I
The Patient's Risk of Contracting Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome - Health Care Ethics I
The Risk of Health Providers Contracting Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome From Patients. - Health Care Ethics I
The Risk of Health Providers Contracting Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome From Patients-cont. - Health Care Ethics I
Distancing Behavior. - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 1-2. Sources for morality - Health Care Ethics I
Section II. How Ethics Affects Health Care Decisions - Health Care Ethics I
Professional Ethics. - Health Care Ethics I
Role of the Medical Ethicist - Health Care Ethics I
Professional Codes of Conduct - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 1-3. Code of Ethics - Health Care Ethics I
The Patient's Bill of Rights - Health Care Ethics I
Specific Tenets of the Patient's Bill of Rights. - Health Care Ethics I
The right to an interpreter (principle nine). - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 1-4. Patient's Bill of Rights-cont. - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 1-4. Patient's Bill of Rights-concluded - Health Care Ethics I
Ethics Grapples wiith Tough Questions - Health Care Ethics I
Dr. Quill and the Acute Leukemia Patient - Health Care Ethics I
Moral Imperative vs Self-Interest. - Health Care Ethics I
Exercises, Lesson 1 - Health Care Ethics I
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Solutions to Exercises, Lesson 1 - Health Care Ethics I
Solutions to Exercises, Lesson 1-cont. - Health Care Ethics I
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Lesson 2: Section I. Values, Beliefs, and Attitudes - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 2-1. Characteristics of human values. - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 2-2. Types of beliefs. - Health Care Ethics I
Ethical Values vary by Family, Sex, Race, Age Group, Nationality, and so forth - Health Care Ethics I
Soviet Views on Euthanasia. - Health Care Ethics I
Ethical Values can Change Over Time - Health Care Ethics I
Changing Values, Beliefs, and Attitudes. - Health Care Ethics I
Varying Values Affect the Practice of Medicine in Different Locales - Health Care Ethics I
Ethics Is Not Law - Health Care Ethics I
Ethics, The Movement of the Nineties - Health Care Ethics I
Section II. The Ethics of Caring: Responding to Patient Mood Swings - Health Care Ethics I
Strangeness - Health Care Ethics I
Concern Over Bodily Sensations - Health Care Ethics I
Behavioral Responses of the Patient - Health Care Ethics I
Be sympathetic and understanding. - Health Care Ethics I
Exercises, Lesson 2 - Health Care Ethics I
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Solutions to Exercises, Lesson 2 - Health Care Ethics I
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Lesson Assignment-cont. - Health Care Ethics I
Lesson 3: Section I. The Sources of the Law - Health Care Ethics I
Hospital-Initiated Suits. - Health Care Ethics I
Bioethical/Legal Issues in the News-concluded - Health Care Ethics I
Decision and Rules of Administrative Agencies - Health Care Ethics I
Section II. The Nature and Role of the Law - Health Care Ethics I
The Adaptability of the Law. - Health Care Ethics I
Enforcing Ethical and Legal Standards. - Health Care Ethics I
Types of Public Law - Health Care Ethics I
Types of Private Law - Health Care Ethics I
Exercises, Lesson 3 - Health Care Ethics I
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Solutions to Exercises, Lesson 3 - Health Care Ethics I
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Lesson Assignment - Health Care Ethics I - MD00660084
Lesson 4: Section I. Tort Law and Health Care - Health Care Ethics I
Intentional Torts - Health Care Ethics I
Invasion of Privacy. - Health Care Ethics I
Section II. Negligence - Health Care Ethics I
The Four Elements of Liability for Actionable Negligence - Health Care Ethics I
Injury, the Third Element of Liability for Actionable Negligence - Health Care Ethics I
The "Fifth Element" of Liability for Actionable Negligence - Health Care Ethics I
Nonactionable Negligence - Health Care Ethics I
Exercises, Lesson 4 - Health Care Ethics I
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Solution to Exercises, Lesson 4 - Health Care Ethics I
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Lesson Assignment - Health Care Ethics I - MD00660102
Lesson 5: Section I. Res Ipsa Loquitor and Respondeat Superior - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 5-1. Five conditions for res ipsa laquitur. - Health Care Ethics I
Defining the Term "Employer." - Health Care Ethics I
Furthering One's Own Business Interests - Health Care Ethics I
Section II. Federal Tour Claims Act - Health Care Ethics I
Feres Doctrine: Service-Connected Injuries not Included - Health Care Ethics I
Figure 5-3. Incident to service injuries. - Health Care Ethics I
Nonservice-Connected Injuries Covered - Health Care Ethics I
Arbitration. - Health Care Ethics I
Exercises, Lesson 5 - Health Care Ethics I
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Solutions to Exercises, Lesson 5 - Health Care Ethics I
Appendix A. Code of Ethics for X-Ray Technologists - Health Care Ethics I
Appendix B. A Model of the Patient's Bill of Rights - Health Care Ethics I
Appendix B. A Model of the Patient's Bill of Rights-cont. - Health Care Ethics I - MD00660119
Appendix B. A Model of the Patient's Bill of Rights-cont. - Health Care Ethics I - MD00660120
Appendix C. Glossary - Health Care Ethics I
Appendix C. Glossary-cont. - Health Care Ethics I - MD00660122
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Appendix C. Glossary-cont. - Health Care Ethics I - MD00660127
Health Care Ethics I

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