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Ethical Issues in Pediatrics
(1989-12)
Utilization Strategies for Intensive Care Units
(1989-04-28)
Considerable evidence supports the contention that U.S. hospitals
ration critical care resources in an informal, often irrational and unfair
manner. The value, efficacy, and cost of intensive care units are discussed
and ...
State Interests in Terminating Medical Treatment
(1989)
Judicial reasoning in termination of treatment decisions has
neglected valid state interests in the preservation of life and the ethical
integrity of medicine. Courts must balance these interests against individual
liberty, ...
The Physician's Responsibility Toward Hopelessly Ill Patients: A Second Look
(1989-03-30)
Practices considered controversial only a few years ago -- including
DNR orders, withdrawal of nutrition and hydration from hopelessly ill or
comatose patients, and the rights of patients to make health care decisions ...
The Moral Status of the Near-Term Fetus
(1989-03)
Continuing a dialogue begun in an earlier issue of the