PDF-(EBOOK)-Medical Ethics: Sources of Catholic Teachings

In a single convenient resource this revised and updated edition of a classic text organizes and presents clearly the documents of the Catholic Church pertaining to medical ethics Introductory chapters provide the context for interpreting the Churchs teachings and theological values guiding the reader in how to apply the teachings to particular ethical dilemmas and helping the reader to understand the role of conscience within the Catholic traditionThe teaching of the Church in regard to health care ethics is pertinent not only for health care professionals and students but for all who are concerned about the common good of society Medical Ethics examines specific teachings of the Church on over seventy issues in clinical and research ethics including abortion AIDS artificial insemination assisted suicide cloning contraception euthanasia gene therapy health care reform organ donation and transplantation organizational ethics stem cells surrogate motherhood and withholding and withdrawing life supportORourke and Boyle bring this fourth edition up to the present day by incorporating recent papal documents regarding the social aspects of health care assent to Church teaching and the 2008 papal instruction Dignitas personae an extremely influential document that illuminates such controversial dilemmas as prenatal adoption frozen embryos and genetic diagnosis. how health research is reviewed. 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In a single convenient resource, this revised and updated edition of a classic text organizes and presents clearly the documents of the Catholic Church pertaining to medical ethics. Introductory chapters provide the context for interpreting the Church\'s teachings and theological values, guiding the reader in how to apply the teachings to particular ethical dilemmas and helping the reader to understand the role of conscience within the Catholic tradition.The teaching of the Church in regard to health care ethics is pertinent not only for health care professionals and students, but for all who are concerned about the common good of society. Medical Ethics examines specific teachings of the Church on over seventy issues in clinical and research ethics, including abortion, AIDS, artificial insemination, assisted suicide, cloning, contraception, euthanasia, gene therapy, health care reform, organ donation and transplantation, organizational ethics, stem cells, surrogate motherhood, and withholding and withdrawing life support.O\'Rourke and Boyle bring this fourth edition up to the present day by incorporating recent papal documents regarding the social aspects of health care, assent to Church teaching, and the 2008 papal instruction Dignitas personae, an extremely influential document that illuminates such controversial dilemmas as prenatal adoption, frozen embryos, and genetic diagnosis. Batch 28. What Is Medical Ethics, and Why Is It Important?. Medical ethics involves examining a specific problem, usually a clinical case, and using values, facts, and logic to decide what the best course of action should be. .