3,797 Artículos relativos a Asignación de Recursos

• Ethical problems surrounding dialysis and transplantation.
  Publicado en Proc R Soc Med
• Moral issues and priorities in biomedical engineering.
  Publicado en Sci Med Man
• The totally implantable artificial heart.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Euthanasia--an overview for our time.
  Publicado en Calif Med
• The future impact of science and technology on medicine: basic research.
  Publicado en Vital Speeches Day
• Hospital patients' Bill of Rights.
  Publicado en Clinician (Goa)
• Doctors discuss ethics: justice, utility and emotion.
  Publicado en Washington Post
• A world population policy for the world population year.
  Publicado en J Peace Res
• Toxicological tangle.
  Publicado en New Sci
• The allocation of expensive medical resources: who should decide?.
  Publicado en New Physician
• The biomedical revolution.
  Publicado en Engage Soc Action
• Human criteria in health care.
  Publicado en Ecum Rev
• Technology and values: new ethical issues raised by technological progress.
  Publicado en Zygon
• The law and the biological revolution.
  Publicado en Columbia J Law Soc Probl
• The role of international law and institutions toward developing a global plan of action on population.
  Publicado en Denver J Int Law Policy
• Philosophical speculation and biomedical innovation.
  Publicado en South J Philos
• Doctors' dilemmas. The Sir Thomas and Lady Edith Dixon memorial lecture.
  Publicado en Ulster Med J
• An IUD and the question of safety.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Doing well by doing good. Garrett Hardin's "lifeboat ethic".
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Surgery-ends and means. The Fifth Annual Borges Memorial Oration (March 1974).
  Publicado en Indian J Cancer
• Warriors in white: some questions about the nature and mission of military medicine.
  Publicado en Tex Rep Biol Med
• Ethical dilemmas in the care of the critically ill.
  Publicado en Lancet
• Ethical problems in hospital practice.
  Publicado en Community Health (Bristol)
• Genetics and the quality of life.
  Publicado en Study Encounter
• Relief for the civilly committed: a constitutional right to treatment.
  Publicado en KY Law J
• The production and allocation of medical care resources.
  Publicado en Asian Med J
• Who merits merit? Problems in distributive justice and utility posed by the new biology.
  Publicado en South Calif Law Rev
• Abortion--the lasting controversy.
  Publicado en Br J Hosp Med
• Human life: the Fifth Commandment.
  Publicado en Chic Stud
• Transplants are common; now it's the organs that have become rare.
  Publicado en N Y Times Mag
• On letting some babies die.
  Publicado en Stud Hastings Cent
• Due process in the allocation of scarce lifesaving medical resources.
  Publicado en Yale Law J
• Facing the decisions that medical science has forced upon us.
  Publicado en Sci Forum
• Medicine, morals, and religion.
  Publicado en Theol Today
• The sale of human body parts.
  Publicado en Mich Law Rev
• The ethics of kidney transplants: physicians in controversy--who shall mete out life?.
  Publicado en Physicians World
• Social justice and equal access to health care.
  Publicado en J Relig Ethics
• Theme: right to live.
  Publicado en Sr Scholast
• The research imperative and human rights.
  Publicado en Phila Med
• Population control and the black community: part two.
  Publicado en Black Scholar
• The population crisis: exploring the issues.
  Publicado en Christ Crisis
• The 'sacred natural process' interpretation.
  Publicado en J Soc Philos
• Living on a lifeboat.
  Publicado en Bioscience
• Population 1974.
  Publicado en Theol Stud
• Ethics in the intensive care therapy unit.
  Publicado en Nurs Mirror
• A constitutional right to health care: an unlikely development.
  Publicado en Cathol Univers Law Rev
• Biomedical technology--the ethical dilemmas.
  Publicado en JSAC Grapevine
• Editorial: After resuscitation--what?.
  Publicado en Resuscitation
• Social justice and equal access to health care.
  Publicado en Perspect Biol Med
• The severely defective newborn: the dilemma and the decision process.
  Publicado en Public Policy
• Ethics and the professions.
  Publicado en J Med Ethics
• Case studies in bioethics: who has first claim on health care resources?.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Critical issues in newborn intensive care: a conference report and policy proposal.
  Publicado en Pediatrics
• Of morals, markets, and medicine.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• The survival lottery.
  Publicado en Philosophy
• Due process in the allocation of scarce lifesaving medical resources.
  Publicado en Yale Law J
• A masterful tour: a response to Robert Veatch.
  Publicado en J Curr Soc Issues
• Bioethics as individual and social: the scope of a consulting profession and academic discipline.
  Publicado en J Relig Ethics
• Some criteria for making decisions concerning the distribution of scarce medical resources.
  Publicado en Theory Decis
• Some lives cost too dear.
  Publicado en New Statesman
• How real is our reverence for life?.
  Publicado en Prism
• Medical ethics in a revolutionary age.
  Publicado en J Curr Soc Issues
• The regulation of genetic engineering.
  Publicado en Man Med
• Lifeboat earth.
  Publicado en Philos Public Aff
• Euthanasia: the three-in-one issue.
  Publicado en Bayl Law Rev
• Bullying birth control.
  Publicado en Commonweal
• Case conference. Does the end justify the expense?.
  Publicado en J Med Ethics
• Ethical aspects of epidemiological studies.
  Publicado en Child Care Health Dev
• A perspective on ethics in mental retardation.
  Publicado en Ment Retard
• Health research and developing nations.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Ethics in the ITU (intensive therapy unit).
  Publicado en Nurs Times
• Ethics and priorities.
  Publicado en J Med Ethics
• Editorial: Resource allocation for the severely brain damaged.
  Publicado en Arch Neurol
• The ethics of passive euthanasia.
  Publicado en Crit Care Med
• The ICU milieu: an evaluation of the allocation of a limited resource.
  Publicado en Respir Care
• Medical ethics: fact or fantasy?.
  Publicado en AORN J
• Rationing health care: public policy and the medical marketplace.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• Equality and rights in medical care.
  Publicado en Hastings Cent Rep
• As sure as shooting.
  Publicado en Philosophy
• Our failing reverence for life.
  Publicado en Psychol Today
• On being allowed to die.
  Publicado en Humanist
• A my-t-fine way to die.
  Publicado en Hosp Physician
• Privacy and public funding: Maher v. Roe as the interaction of Roe v. Wade and Dandridge v. Williams.
  Publicado en Ariz Law Rev
• Some doctors' dilemmas.
  Publicado en Brethr Life Thought
• Questions of life and death.
  Publicado en Wall St J (East Ed)
• Doe v. Beal: abortion, Medicaid, and equal protection.
  Publicado en Va Law Rev
• The doctor and the dying patient.
  Publicado en Times (Lond)
• An alternative case for sociobiology.
  Publicado en Science
• Resource allocation in medical care.
  Publicado en Med World News
• How to set priorities in medicine.
  Publicado en Lancet
• The policy debate on patient care financing for victims of end-stage renal disease.
  Publicado en Law Contemp Probl
• Strategies in underwriting the costs of catastrophic disease.
  Publicado en Law Contemp Probl
• Genetic endowment and obligations to future generations.
  Publicado en Soc Theory Pract
• Human-semen banking: social and public policy issues.
  Publicado en Man Med
• The last taboo.
  Publicado en Times (Lond)
• Wrong to prolong life at any cost, Dr. Coggan says.
  Publicado en Times (Lond)
• Too much medical technology?.
  Publicado en Wall St J (East Ed)
• The quality of life for the world's population: a unit on bioethics.
  Publicado en Am Biol Teach
• Conquering cancer--but not death.
  Publicado en Washington Post
• An overview of medical ethics.
  Publicado en New Cathol World