Titlebook: Bioethics in a European Perspective; Henk Have,Bert Gordijn Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2001 Health Care Ethics.bi

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Genetics and Culturehese reports seem to follow a particular pattern: the gene mutation associated with a particular disease has been identified; an effective therapy for the disease is lacking, and it is not probable that the discovery itself will enhance the development of therapeutic possibilities. However, the disc

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Korrosionsschutz durch Beschichtungen, have burgeoned over the last three decades, but also the preferred methods and concepts to scientifically approach these problems have been moulded into a separate discipline. Two developments are usually regarded as determinative for the rise of bioethics. First, the enormous advances in biotechno

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-7643-7372-5he body, and an immaterial part, that is the soul, the mind, or whatever it may be called. In the long history of Western European philosophy the soul, the mind, and the consciousness have always received ample philosophical attention, while philosophical interest in the human body has been marginal

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Rolf P. Gieler,Andrea Dimmig-Osburgoethics. The perspectives on social justice shape the model of the health care system, which a particular country aims to establish. These perspectives also determine, for example, the line between health care measures freely available for the whole population and those which have to be purchased pr

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Rolf P. Gieler,Andrea Dimmig-Osburgt citizens that they cannot immediately use the health care facilities when they are needed. Long waiting lists have become normal in many health care systems, particularly in Europe. However, waiting for appropriate treatment, diagnosis or care is also a source of deep concern. Individual patients

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,Verwertung von Kunststoffabf?llen,patients and more general concerns in providing better health care to the public, sometimes take the form of an institutional addition to the existing health care structure. Health care ethics committees (HECs) are one such addition to the structure. Health care ethics committees have enjoyed rising