Routledge Handbook of Medical Law and Ethics (Paperback, Reprint)

1. Introduction, Vaso Rahimzadeh, Bartha Maria Knoppers, & Yann Joly  Part 1: Rights of Persons  2. Bioethics, Health Law, and Human Rights, George Annas  3. Informed Consent, Trudo Lemmen  4. Privacy and Confidentiality, Mark A. Rothstein  5. Children, Ellen Wright Clayton  6. Disability, Aart Hendriks & Oliver Lewis  7. Mental Health, Gerald B. Robertson  8. End of Life, Chris Gastmans & Herman Nys  Part 2: Professional Relationships  9. Regulating Professional Practice, Ian Freckelton & Belinda Bennett 10. Health Professionals & the Organisation of Healthcare: Current trends,  Nola Ries  11. Healthcare-associated Infections, Lara Khoury  12. Liability and the Legal Duty to Inform in Research, Ma'n Zawati  Part 3: Medical Interventions and Emerging Technologies  13. Emerging Legal and Ethical Issues in Medicine Reproductive Technologies, Vardit Ravitsky & Raphaelle Dupras-Leduc 14. Regenerative Medicine: Socio-ethical challenges and regulatory approaches, Carla Beak & Rosario Isasi  15. E-Health, Stefaan Callens & Laura Boddez  16. Promotion and Sale of Self-Tests on the Internet, Elke Sleurs , Louiza Kalokairinou, Heidi Carmen Howard & Pascal Borry  Part 4: From Bench to Bedside  17. Medical Research: Future Directions in the Genome Era, Don Chalmers  18. The Ethical and Legal Duties of Physicians in Clinical Genetics and Genomics, Adrian Thorogood & Bartha Maria Knoppers  19. Toward Precision Medicine: The legal and ethical challenges of pharmacogenomics, Gratien Dalpe & Yann Joly  Part 5: Public Health and International Health Trends  20. Public Health: Current and emergent legal and ethical issues in a nutshell, Paula Lobato de Faria & Joao V. Cordeiro  21. The Role of International Organizations in Promoting Legal Norms, Obijionor Aginam  22. The Law and Ethics of Access to Medicines in Developing Countries, Paul Ogendi & Peter Munyi 23. Traditional, Complementary, and Alternative Medicine, Terry S. H. Kaan  24. The Domestication of Stem Cell Tourism, Douglas Sipp