A New Edition of Journal of Medical Ethics Is Now Available

July 28, 2016

Journal of Medical Ethics (vol. 42, no. 7, 2016) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “Medical Involvement in Torture Today?” by Kenneth Boyd
  • “Are Healthcare Professionals Working in Australia’s Immigration Detention Centres Condoning Torture?” by David Isaacs
  • “The Clinician and Detention” by Howard Goldenberg
  • “Premortem Interventions in Dying Children to Optimise Organ Donation: An Ethical Analysis” by Joe Brierley andDavid Shaw
  • “In What Circumstances Will a Neonatologist Decide a Patient is Not a Resuscitation Candidate?” by Peter Daniel Murray, Denise Esserman, and Mark Randolph Mercurio
  • “Right to Refuse Treatment in Turkey: A Diagnosis and a Slightly Less Than Modest Proposal for Reform” by Nurbay Irmak
  • “Towards a Bioethics of Innovation” by Wendy Lipworth and Renata Axler
  • “The Ethics and Politics of Mindfulness-Based Interventions” by Andreas T Schmidt
  • “Good Eggs? Evaluating Consent Forms for Egg Donation” by Alana Rose Cattapan
  • “Evidence of Broad-Based Family Support for the Use of Archival Childhood Tumour Samples in Future Research by Alexandra Sexton-Oates, Andrew Dodgshun, Duncan MacGregor, Louise E Ludlow, Michael Sullivan, and Richard Saffery
  • “Students’ Responses to Scenarios Depicting Ethical Dilemmas: A Study of Pharmacy and Medical Students in New Zealand” by Marcus A Henning, Phillipa Malpas, Sanya Ram, Vijay Rajput, Vladimir Krsti?, Matt Boyd, and Susan J Hawken

 

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