Are the courts themselves neutral, given their tendency, noted by Judge Coffey, to “go about doing good where we see fit”? Is the proper, “unbiased” perspective that of the individual patient who is presently sick and has insurance, ...
Oddly, Justice Pearson's concurring opinion is actually the plurality opinion since it garnered four votes, in contrast with the two votes ... Thus, testimony that if a procedure or test had been E. Causation and Affirmative Defenses 383.
For a case rejecting a lawsuit by parents for the undesired resuscitation of a premature infant, see Miller v. ... 1823 (2003); Angela Fagerlin & Carl E. Schneider, Enough: The Failure of the Living Will, 34(2) Hastings Center Rep.
Health Care Law and Ethics
Health Care Law and Ethics
HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS, was one of the first casebooks to face the formidable task of providing adequate coverage of the multiple areas where law and medicine intersect. the...
HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS, Fifth Edition, draws on the formidable talents of a cross-disciplinary author team to provide comprehensive coverage for today's curriculum. it thoroughly conveys the reality of...