"It just ain't fair" : the ethics of health care for African Americans
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"It just ain't fair" : the ethics of health care for African Americans
Praeger, 1994
- : hbk
- : pbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [269]-299) and index
内容説明・目次
- 巻冊次
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: hbk ISBN 9780275944940
内容説明
Mainstream medical ethicists engaged in impartial ethics traditions often overlook the gross disparities in health care that divide our society along color lines. This collection challenges that oversight by bringing ethicists face to face with the plight of a particularly underserved population--African Americans. Health care professionals document disparities in health status and access to care, focusing on issues such as AIDS, homelessness, infant mortality, and distribution of doctors. They discuss distrust and suspicion of the medical community, lack of respect for cultural differences, and self-help approaches. Each chapter is followed by a commentary by a well-known medical ethicist. This anthology enhances traditional medical ethics discourse by presenting the ethical voices and perspectives of African Americans. It is an important guide to developing a culturally aware medical ethics for all ethnic groups ill-served by the nation's health care system.
目次
- Medical ethics in a political context
- disparities in access and health status - an ethical issue
- ethical responsibilities and the medical profession
- a practical ethics for reform - community empowerment. (Part contents)
- 巻冊次
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: pbk ISBN 9780275950576
内容説明
Mainstream medical ethicists engaged in impartial ethics traditions often overlook the gross disparities in health care that divide our society along color lines. This collection challenges that oversight by bringing ethicists face to face with the plight of a particularly underserved population--African Americans. Health care professionals document disparities in health status and access to care, focusing on issues such as AIDS, homelessness, infant mortality, and distribution of doctors. They discuss distrust and suspicion of the medical community, lack of respect for cultural differences, and self-help approaches. Each chapter is followed by a commentary by a well-known medical ethicist. This anthology enhances traditional medical ethics discourse by presenting the ethical voices and perspectives of African Americans. It is an important guide to developing a culturally aware medical ethics for all ethnic groups ill-served by the nation's health care system.
目次
Foreword by Mark Siegler, MD Acknowledgments Introduction by Annette Dula and Sara Goering Medical Ethics in a Political Context Bioethics: The Need for a Dialogue with African Americans by Annette Dula Commentator: J. L. Garcia Ethics, Ethnicity, and Health Care Reform by Jean J. Schensul and Barbara H. Guest Commentatory: by Stepehn Toulmin Surrogates and Outcast Mothers: Racism and Reproductive Politics by Angela Y. Davis Commentator: Anita L. Allen Lack of a Moral Consensus on Health Care: Focus on Minority Elderly by Marian Secundy Commentator: Howard Brody, MD Disparities in Access and Health Status: An Ethical Issue Race, Prenatal Care, and Infant Mortality by John D. Lantos Commentator: Kathryn Moseley, MD The AIDS Epidemic and the African-American Community: Toward an Ethical Framework for Service Delivery by Stephen B. Thomas and Sandra Crouse Quinn Commentator: William M. King Women and Children Living with HIV: Impact of Racism and Poverty by Mildred Williamson Commentator: Ruth Purtilo Health Care and the Rural Poor: Focus on Appalachia by Bruce David White Commentator: Kate Brown Homelessness: A Risk Factor for Poor Health by Kristy Woods, MD Commentator: Christine K. Cassel, MD Ethical Responsibilites and the Medical Profession The Physician's Responsibility to Medically Underserved Poor People by Warren J. Ferguson, MD Commentator: Neal Baer Access to Medical Care: Do Physicians and Academic Medical Centers Have a Societal Responsibility? by Patrick Dowling, MD Commentator: Stephen Miles, MD Experiences as a Black Medical Student by Michael Hebrard Commentator: Chester Pierce, MD HIV Disease and Access to Care: A Crisis Within a Crisis by Renslow Sherer, MD and David Goldberg, MD Commentator: David McBride Genetic Screening: Toward a New Eugenics? by James E. Bowman, MD Commentator: Robert Murray, Jr., MD Women and Underserved Populations: Access to Clinical Trials by Sara Goering Commentator: Richard Schmitt A Practical Ethics for Reform: Community Empowerment The Evolution of a Community Hospital: Improving Access to Ensure Political and Financial Viability by Alma Roberts Commentator: Nathaniel Wesley, Jr. Toward Successful Urban Perinatal Health Care by Brian Hertz, MD Commentator: Laurence J. O'Connell Lay Midwifery and the Traditional Child-bearing Group by Evelyn C. White and Shafia Mawushi Monroe Commentator: Alison Jaggar Grandparents Who Care: An Empowerment Model of Health Care by Margo Okazawa-Rey Commentator: Simona J. Hill The Anatomy of a Black Community-Based Transplant Education Program: A Model for Community Empowerment by Clive O. Callender, MD, Lannis E. Hall, Curtis L. Yeager, Ann Wood Washington, and Patti Grace Smith Commentator: Wayne B. Arnason Toward an Ethic of Care and Community in Education and Medicine by Lauren Jones Young Commentator: Joseph Featherstone Epilogue by Leonard Harris Bibliography Index
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