Health Care Ethics: Theological Foundations, Contemporary Issues, and Controversial Cases

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"I used the first edition, An Introduction to Health Care Ethics, with undergraduates multiple times, and students loved the book. The second edition is updated with valuable new information and remains just as clear, careful, and compassionate. . . . This excellent text is recommended for anyone who realizes that sooner or later they will need to be engaged in the serious and loving work of health care decision making."

--Marie J. Giblin, Xavier University, Cincinnati



Health Care Ethics is a thought-provoking and insightful text, written by working ethicists practicing in today's health care field. Addressing the complex and sometimes controversial health care issues that are very much a part of our everyday lives, the authors incorporate case studies, social-ethics questions, and suggestions of multimedia aids in each chapter to encourage students

to observe, engage in moral discourse, and understand how ethical decisions are made.

Updated to include current case studies, coverage of contemporary topics such as regenerative medicine, and the pharmaceutical / device industry, the book also contains new chapters devoted to the significant issue of health care reform, to professionalism, and to the patient-professional relationship.



Health Care Ethics:

•Is written by theological ethicists working in health care today

•Is appropriate for undergraduates or professionals

•Assumes no knowledge of theology, ethics, or medicine

•Examines real-life concerns and issues familiar to students

•Establishes a normative basis rooted in a holistic view of the person, appropriate for students of all backgrounds



Michael R. Panicola is corporate vice president of ethics for SSM Health Care in St. Louis, Missouri. David M. Belde is administrative director of ethics and mission for Bon Secours Richmond Health System in Richmond, Virginia. John Paul Slosar is corporate director of ethics for Ascension Health in St. Louis, Missouri. Mark F. Repenshek is a health care ethicist for Columbia Saint Mary's Hospitals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.