Medical law & ethics:
Medical Law and Ethics provides coverage of the major topics of medical law and ethics, combining detailed legal exposition and analysis with moral theory and philosophy. It considers the wider contextual pressures facing the law such as the impact of market forces and patient consumerism and the ch...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Medical Law and Ethics provides coverage of the major topics of medical law and ethics, combining detailed legal exposition and analysis with moral theory and philosophy. It considers the wider contextual pressures facing the law such as the impact of market forces and patient consumerism and the changing perceptions of medicine. This new fourth edition is the most significant revision of the book to date |
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PREFACE V
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS VII
TABLE OF CASES XXV
TABLE OF LEGISLATION XLIII
PARA
1. MEDICAL ETHICS
1. INTRODUCTION 1-O01
2. UNDERSTANDING MEDICAL ETHICS 1-002
(A) MORAL RELATIVISM, OBJECTIVISM AND PLURALISM 1-003
(B) CRITERIA OF MORAL PERMISSIBILITY 1-005
(I) UTILITARIANISM 1-006
(II) RIGHTS-BASED THEORIES AND DUTY-BASED THEORIES 1-008
(HI) VIRTUE ETHICS 1-010
(IV) MIXED OBJECTIVIST POSITIONS 1-012
(C) RELIGIOUS AND ISSUE-PERSPECTIVE APPROACHES 1-014
3. COMMON ARGUMENTS IN MEDICAL ETHICS 1-016
(A) HUMAN DIGNITY 1-017
(B) SLIPPERY SLOPES 1-019
(C) SANCTITY OF HUMAN LIFE AND MORAL STATUS
(I) THE SANCTITY OF HUMAN LIFE 1-021
(II) THE MORAL STATUS OF HUMAN BEINGS 1-023
4. PRESSURES ON MEDICAL LAW AND THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT
1998 1-025
5. ADDITIONAL THEMES AND PRESSURES 1-026
6. FURTHER READING 1-028
2. NHS STRUCTURE AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION
1. INTRODUCTION 2-001
2.
THE STRUCTURE OF THE
NHS
IN ENGLAND
2-002
(A) COMMISSIONING AND COMMISSIONED BODIES 2-003
XI
XII CONTENTS
(B) SPECIAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES 2-005
(C) OTHER SPECIALIST BODIES 2-007
3.
ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION
2-009
(A) CHALLENGING RATIONING DECISIONS IN THE COURTS 2-011
(I) JUDICIAL REVIEW 2-012
(II) NEGLIGENCE AND BREACH OF STATUTORY DUTY 2-014
(HI) THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998 2-016
(B) ETHICAL RATIONING STRATEGIES 2-018
(I) ABILITY TO PAY 2-020
(II) AGE 2-022
(HI) QUALITY ADJUSTED LIFE-YEARS (QALYS) 2-024
(IV) OTHER ISSUES 2-026
4.
CONCLUSION
2-027
5.
FURTHER READING
2-028
3. CLINICAL NEGLIGENCE
1. INTRODUCTION 3-001
(A) OVERVIEW OF CLINICAL NEGLIGENCE ACTIONS 3-002
(B) WHOM TO SUE 3-004
2. DUTY OF CARE 3-006
(A) DUTY TO ASSIST 3-008
(B) THE PRIMARY DUTY OF CARE OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS 3-010
(C) PSYCHIATRIC INJURY 3-012
(D) OTHER GREY AREAS 3-014
3. BREACH OF DUTY 3-015
(A) THE STANDARD OF CARE 3-016
(B) APPLICATION OF THE STANDARD OF CARE 3-018
(I) INEXPERIENCE 3-020
(II) DEPARTURE FROM GUIDANCE 3-022
(HI) PROVING BREACH 3-024
4.
CAUSATION AND REMOTENESS
3-026
(A) MATERIALLY INCREASING THE RISK OF HARM 3-028
(B) LOSS OF A CHANCE 3-030
(C) LEGAL CAUSATION AND REMOTENESS 3-032
5.
FURTHER PROCEDURAL ISSUES
3-034
(A) THE LIMITATION PERIOD 3-035
(B) FUNDING A NEGLIGENCE CLAIM Z... . . . . . . . .. 3-037
(C) THE DEFENCE OF CLINICAL NEGLIGENCE CLAIMS ! ..........3,-02,9
(D) THE CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM AFTER THE WOOLF REFORMS 3-041
(I) THE PRE-ACTION PROTOCOL 3-042
(II) EXPERT EVIDENCE 3-043
(HI) PERIODICAL PAYMENTS 3-044
CONTENTS XIII
6.
REFORM AND REDRESS
3-045
(A) PROBLEMS WITH THE LITIGATION SYSTEM 3-046
(B) TYPES OF REFORMS AND NO-FAULT COMPENSATION 3-048
(C) THE FUTURE FOR NHS REDRESS 3-050
7.
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE
3-052
8.
ETHICS AND OTHER THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
3-054
(A) CORRECTIVE AND DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE 3-055
(B) NEGLIGENCE AS A SYSTEM OF CORRECTIVE JUSTICE 3-057
(C) FURTHER ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS 3-059
(I) THE NEEDS OF MEDICAL ACCIDENT VICTIMS 3-060
(II) DETERRING MEDICAL ACCIDENTS 3-062
(HI) PUNISHING THOSE RESPONSIBLE 3-064
9.
CONCLUSION
3-066
10.
FURTHER READING
3-067
4. CONSENT I: INFORMATION, VOLUNTARINESS AND
PUBLIC POLICY
1. INTRODUCTION 4-001
2.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAW OF CONSENT
4-002
(A) BURDEN OF PROVING CONSENT 4-004
(B) DECLARATORY PROCEDURE AND CLINICAL JUDGMENT 4-006
3.
VALID CONSENT
4-008
4. INFORMATION 4-010
(A) INFORMATION AND BATTERY 4-011
(I) PERFORMING AN ADDITIONAL PROCEDURE ON AN
UNCONSCIOUS PATIENT 4-013
(II) QUESTIONING THE LOW INFORMATION THRESHOLD 4-015
(B) INFORMATION AND NEGLIGENCE 4-017
(I) MONTGOMERY V LANARKSHIRE 4-019
(II) PATIENT QUESTIONS 4-021
(HI) CAUSATION 4-023
(C) DISCLOSURE FROM A MORAL POINT OF VIEW 4-025
(I) THERAPEUTIC PRIVILEGE 4-027
(II) THE RIGHT TO IGNORANCE 4-029
(HI) PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS 4-031
5. VOLUNTARINESS 4-032
6.
PUBLIC POLICY
4-034
(A) SELF HARM FROM A MORAL POINT OF VIEW 4-036
(B) PUBLIC POLICY AND REFUSING TREATMENT 4-038
7.
CONCLUSION
4-039
XIV CONTENTS
8. FURTHER READING 4-040
5. CONSENT H: CAPACITY AND MENTAL HEALTH
1. INTRODUCTION 5-001
2. INCAPACITATED ADULTS 5-003
(A) DETERMINING CAPACITY 5-004
(I) THE CAPACITY TEST 5-006
(II) UNWISE DECISIONS AND THE RISK OF DEATH OR
IRREVERSIBLE HARM 5-008
(II) VULNERABLE ADULTS 5-010
(B) THE CONSEQUENCES OF INCAPACITY 5-012
(I) THE GENERAL LEGAL AUTHORITY AND PROXIES 5-013
(II) THE BEST INTERESTS TEST 5-015
(HI) THE ETHICS OF RELYING ON THE BEST INTERESTS TEST 5-017
(C) REFUSAL OF TREATMENT IN LATE PREGNANCY
(I) THE LAW 5-019
(IN) ETHICAL ISSUES 5-021
(D) STERILISATION 5-023
3. CHILDREN
(A) FIRST PERSON AND PROXY CONSENT 5-025
(I) PARENTAL CONSENT AND PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY 5-027
(II) JUDICIAL CONSENT 5-029
(B) THE COMPETENT CHILD
(I) THE LAW 5-031
(II) LEGAL EVOLUTION AND ETHICAL VIEWS 5-033
(C) THE INCOMPETENT CHILD 5-035
(I) THE LIMITS OF PARENTAL CAPACITY 5-036
(II) DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN PARENTS AND THE MEDICAL
PROFESSION 5-038
(HI) DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARENTS 5-040
4. WHEN TO INVOLVE THE COURT 5-042
5. DETAINING AND TREATING THE MENTALLY ILL 5-044
(A) COMPULSORY TREATMENT 5-045
(B) COMPULSORY DETENTION Z. ^Z I. . . . . 5-047
(C) INFORMAL ADMISSION AND THE BOURNEWOOD GAP .!!. 5-049
6. CONCLUSION
5
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7- FURTHER READING 5_O52
6
- MEDICAL CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA PROTECTION
!* INTRODUCTION _00L
2. THE GENERAL DUTY TO PROTECT MEDICAL INFORMATION 6-W2
(A) THE COMMON LAW DUTY OF CONFIDENTIALITY 6-003
CONTENTS XV
(B) CHILDREN, INCAPACITATED ADULTS AND THE DEAD 6-005
(I) CHILDREN AND INCAPACITATED ADULTS 6-006
(II) DEAD PATIENTS 6-007
(C) DATA PROTECTION LAW 6-009
(I) THE DATA PROTECTION ACT 1998 6-010
(II) THE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION
(GDPR) 6-012
(D) DATA PROTECTION LAW AND THE LAW OF CONFIDENTIALITY 6-014
3. PERMITTED DISCLOSURE 6-016
(A) CONSENT AND THE PATIENT S INTERESTS 6-017
(B) PUBLIC INTEREST 6-019
(I) COMMUNICABLE DISEASES 6-020
(II) GENETIC INFORMATION 6-021
(IN) COULD THERE BE A DUTY TO DISCLOSE UNDER THE LAW OF
NEGLIGENCE? 6-022
(IV) THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND DATA PROTECTION LAW 6-023
(C) TEACHING, RESEARCH AND AUDIT 6-025
(I) ANONYMISATION: BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY 6-026
(II) ANONYMISATION: DATA PROTECTION LAW 6-027
(HI) STATUTORY EXCEPTION TO THE DUTY OF CONFIDENTIALITY 6-028
4. ACCESS TO RECORDS
(A) DATA PROTECTION LAW 6-030
(B) OTHER LEGAL ROUTES 6-032
5.
CONCLUSION
6-033
6.
FURTHER READING
6-034
7. ABORTION
1. INTRODUCTION 7-001
2.
THE ETHICS OF ABORTION
7-002
(A) THE MORAL STATUS OF THE FETUS
(I) GROUNDS FOR MORAL STATUS 7-003
(II) THE MAJOR MORAL POSITIONS 7-004
(B) OTHER ISSUES RAISED BY ABORTION 7-006
3.
GROUNDS FOR LEGAL ABORTION
7-008
(A) THE SOCIAL GROUND 7-010
(I) THE TIME LIMIT 7-011
(II) ESTABLISHING SOCIAL AND THERAPEUTIC GROUNDS 7-012
(B) RISK TO LIFE AND HEALTH 7-014
(C) FETAL ABNORMALITY 7-016
(I) INTERPRETING THE FETAL ABNORMALITY PROVISION 7-017
(II) ETHICAL ISSUES 7-018
XVI CONTENTS
4.
AFFECTED PERSONS
7-020
(A) THE FETUS 7-021
(B) THE PREGNANT WOMAN
(I) HUMAN RIGHTS 7-023
(II) INCAPACITATED WOMEN AND CHILDREN 7-024
(C) FATHERS AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES 7-026
(D) CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS 7-028
5.
OTHER ISSUES
7-030
(A) DRUG-INDUCED ABORTION AND CONTRACEPTION 7-031
(I) THE INVOLVEMENT OF PERSONS OTHER THAN DOCTORS 7-032
(II) POST-COITAL CONTRACEPTION 7-033
(B) SELECTIVE REDUCTION 7-035
(C) THE LIVING ABORTUS 7-037
6.
CONCLUSION
7-039
7.
FURTHER READING
7-040
8. REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
1. INTRODUCTION 8-001
(A) THE LEGISLATION AND REGULATORY BODY 8-002
2.
THE ETHICS OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTION
8-004
(A) THE MORAL STATUS OF THE IN VITRO EMBRYO 8-005
(B) REPRODUCTIVE TOURISM 8-007
(C) DIGNITARIAN CONCERNS 8-009
3. THE STATUTORY SCHEME 8-011
(A) THE HFEA AND ITS LICENSING REMIT 8-012
(I) MEMBERSHIP 8-013
(II) LICENSING REMIT 8-014
(B) ACCESS TO ASSISTED REPRODUCTION 8-016
(I) THE WELFARE OF THE CHILD REQUIREMENT ...... ....... 8-017
(II) LEGALLY CHALLENGING THE EXERCISE OF DISCRETION 8-018
(IN) HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES 8-019
(C) OTHER ISSUES CONCERNING TREATMENT 8-021
(0 COUNSELLING 8-022
(II) CONSENT 8-023
(HI) NUMBER OF EMBRYOS TO BE IMPLANTED . .... . . . 8-024
4. DONATION, STORAGE AND IMPORT/EXPORT OF GAMETES AND
*
YOS
; 8-026
(A) DONATION 8-027
(I) SELECTING A DONOR 8-028
(II) PAYING DONORS ZZZ 8-029
(HI) DONOR ANONYMITY 8-030
(IV) ABORTED FETUSES..
(B)S
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CONTENTS XVII
(C) IMPORT AND EXPORT 8-035
5. PREIMPLANTATION GENETIC DIAGNOSIS AND TISSUE
TYPING 8-037
(A) SEX SELECTION
(I) THE REGULATORY POSITION 8-038
(II) THE ETHICS OF SEX SELECTION 8-039
(B) DONOR SELECTION (SAVIOUR SIBLINGS) 8-041
(I) THE ETHICS OF DONOR SELECTION 8-042
(C) SELECTING FOR OTHER TRAITS 8-044
6.
SURROGACY
8-046
(A) ETHICAL ISSUES 8-047
(B) THE LAW 8-048
7.
PARENTAGE
8-050
(A) THE MOTHER 8-051
(B) THE OTHER LEGAL PARENT 8-053
(I) THE FATHER: MARRIED MOTHER 8-054
(II) THE FATHER: UNMARRIED MOTHERS AND MARRIED
MOTHERS WHOSE HUSBANDS DO NOT CONSENT 8-055
(HI) A WOMAN AS THE OTHER LEGAL PARENT 8-056
(C) CHILDREN WITHOUT ANOTHER PARENT 8-058
8.
CONCLUSION
8-060
9. FURTHER READING 8-061
9. PRENATAL NEGLIGENCE
1. INTRODUCTION 9-001
2.
TYPES OF ACTION
9-002
(A) ACTIONS BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE CHILD 9-003
(B) ACTIONS BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE PARENTS 9-005
3.
ACTION BROUGHT BY THE CHILD: PRENATAL INJURY
9-007
(A) LEGAL ISSUES
(I) THE 1976 ACT 9-008
(II) AT COMMON LAW 9-009
(HI) FUTURE REFORMS 9-010
(B) ETHICAL ISSUES CONCERNING THE MATERNAL IMMUNITY FROM
SUIT 9-012
4. ACTION BROUGHT BY THE CHILD: WRONGFUL LIFE 9-014
(A) LEGAL ISSUES
(I) AT COMMON LAW 9-015
(II) THE 1976 ACT 9-016
(B) ETHICAL ISSUES 9-018
(I) STRATEGY ONE 9-019
XVIII CONTENTS
(II) STRATEGY TWO 9-020
(HI) OTHER COMMENTS 9-021
5.
ACTIONS BROUGHT BY THE PARENT: LEGAL ISSUES
9-023
(A) PRENATAL NEGLIGENCE LEADING TO THE BIRTH OF A HEALTHY
CHILD 9-024
(B) PRENATAL NEGLIGENCE LEADING TO THE BIRTH OF A DISABLED
CHILD 9-026
(C) REES V DARLINGTON 9-028
(D) OTHER LEGAL ISSUES 9-030
6. ACTIONS BROUGHT BY THE PARENT: ETHICAL ISSUES 9-031
(A) AUTONOMY AND HUMAN DIGNITY 9-032
(B) OTHER ETHICAL ARGUMENTS 9-034
7.
CONCLUSION
9-035
8.
FURTHER READING
9-036
10. EMBRYO RESEARCH, EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS AND
CLONING
1. INTRODUCTION 10-001
2.
THE SCIENCE
10-002
(A) EMBRYO RESEARCH 10-003
(B) CLONING
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZAO-OOS
(C) STEM CELLS 10-007
(D) CHIMERAS AND HYBRIDS Z 10-009
3.
RESEARCH ON EMBRYOS
10-011
(A) ETHICAL ISSUES
(I) MORAL STATUS OF THE HUMAN EMBRYO 10-012
00 SPECIFIC TYPES OF EMBRYO RESEARCH 10-013
(O) LEGAL ISSUES
(I) RESEARCH ON HUMAN EMBRYOS 10-015
00 THE 1990 ACFS POSITION ON THE MORAL STATUS OF THE
EMBRYO _ 10-016
(III) EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS , ,_ 10-017
0V) CLONED, HYBRID AND CHIMERA EMBRYOS ZZZZZZZZZZZZLO-0 8
4. REPRODUCTIVE CLONING
(A) ETHICAL ISSUES ZZZZZZ
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10-026
5- M.TOCHONDRIAL REPLACEMENT
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CONTENTS XIX
6.
THE INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION
10-030
(A) INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS 10-031
(B) REPRODUCTIVE TOURISM AND REGULATORY APPROACHES
ELSEWHERE 10-033
7. CONCLUSION 10-034
8.
FURTHER READING
10-035
11. CLINICAL RESEARCH
1. INTRODUCTION 11-001
2.
RESEARCH AND ITS CONTEXT
11-002
(A) CLINICAL RESEARCH AND INNOVATIVE TREATMENT 11-003
(B) CONTROLLED TRIALS 11-005
(C) PHASES OF RESEARCH ON MEDICINAL PRODUCTS 11-007
3.
THE ETHICS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH
11-009
(A) THE ROLE AND VALIDITY OF CONSENT 11-010
(I) THE THERAPEUTIC MISCONCEPTION 11-011
(II) DUTIES TO PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH 11-012
(HI) INDUCEMENTS 11-013
(IV) THE VULNERABLE 11-014
(B) EQUIPOISE AND PLACEBOS 11-016
(I) EQUIPOISE AND UNCERTAINTY 11-017
(II) PLACEBOS (SHAM TREATMENT) 11-018
(C) THOSE WHO LACK CAPACITY 11-020
4.
THE REGULATORY POSITION
11-022
(A) GUIDANCE AND THE REGULATORY CONTEXT 11-023
(B) THE 2004 REGULATIONS AND THE EU REGULATION 11-025
(I) THE 2004 REGULATIONS 11-026
(II) THE EU REGULATION 11-028
(C) RESEARCH ETHICS COMMITTEES 11-O30
(I) MEMBERSHIP OF RECS 11-031
(II) RECS AND THE LAW 11-032
(D) THE PARTICIPANT S CONSENT 11-034
(I) VOLUNTARINESS 11-035
(II) DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION 11-036
(IN) THE 2004 REGULATIONS AND THE EU REGULATION 11-037
(E) INCAPACITATED ADULTS 11-038
(I) THE MENTAL CAPACITY ACT 11-039
(HI) THE 2004 REGULATIONS AND THE EU REGULATION 11-040
(IV) RESEARCH INTO EMERGENCY TREATMENT 11-041
(F) CHILDREN 11-043
(I) CHILDREN AND THE COMMON LAW 11-044
(HI) THE 2004 REGULATIONS AND THE EU REGULATION 11-045
XX CONTENTS
5. COMPENSATION 11-047
(A) LIABILITY OF RECS AND THEIR MEMBERS 11-048
(B) OBTAINING COMPENSATION FROM THE RESEARCHER/SPONSOR 11-050
6. CONCLUSION 11-051
7.
FURTHER READING
11-052
12. TRANSPLANTATION I: LIVING AND DECEASED DONORS
1. INTRODUCTION 12-001
(A) THE HUMAN TISSUE ACT 2004 AND THE HUMAN TISSUE
AUTHORITY 12-002
2.
TRANSPLANTATION FROM THE DEAD
12-004
(A) DEFINING DEATH AND PREPARING FOR CADAVERIC
TRANSPLANTATION 12-005
(I) THE LAW 12-006
(II) ELECTIVE VENTILATION 12-007
(B) ACQUISITION: ETHICAL ISSUES 12-009
(I) TYPES OF REGULATORY SYSTEM 12-010
(II) ETHICAL VIEWS ON THE TYPE OF SYSTEM 12-011
(III) DUTIES ON DOCTORS: REQUIRED REQUEST 12-012
(IV) TISSUE THAT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR SURVIVAL 12-013
(C) ACQUISITION: LEGAL ISSUES 12-015
(0 APPROPRIATE CONSENT 12-016
(II) OTHER PROVISIONS 12-017
(D) ALLOCATION [ .! ....12-019
(0 CONDITIONAL AND DIRECTED DONATION 12-020
3.
TRANSPLANTATION FROM THE LIVING
12-022
(A) THE ETHICAL ISSUES .12-023
(B) THE LAW IL. .ZZ .!! !! IL2-O25
(I) THE COMMON LAW AND THE LAWFULNESS OF REMOVAL 12-026
(U) SECTION 1 12-028
(HI) SECTION 33 I!!!!. . . !. . . . . . . 12-030
4.
CONCLUSION
12-032
I: PAYMENT, ALTERNATIVES AND
1. INTRODUCTION.
INCENTIVES 13-002
13-001
2.
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CONTENTS XXI
3.
ALTERNATIVES TO EXISTING HUMAN ORGANS
13-009
(A) ARTIFICIAL ORGANS, TISSUE ENGINEERING AND REGENERATIVE
MEDICINE
(I) THE TECHNOLOGY 13-010
(II) THE REGULATORY POSITION 13-012
(B) ANIMAL ORGANS (XENOTRANSPLANTATION) 13-014
(I) ETHICAL ISSUES 13-015
(II) THE REGULATORY POSITION 13-016
4.
PROPERTY IN HUMAN ORGANS AND TISSUE
13-018
(A) CONCEPTIONS OF PROPERTY 13-019
(B) THE LAW 13-020
5. CONCLUSION 13-022
6.
FURTHER READING
13-023
14. END OF LIFE DECISIONS I: THE LAW
1. INTRODUCTION 14-001
2.
TYPES OF END OF LIFE DECISIONS
14-002
(A) THE DOCTOR S INVOLVEMENT 14-003
(B) THE PATIENT S INVOLVEMENT 14-005
(C) INTENDING AND FORESEEING 14-007
3. REFUSING AND REQUESTING LIFE-PROLONGING
TREATMENT 14-009
(A) CONTEMPORANEOUS REFUSAL 14-010
(B) ADVANCE REFUSAL 14-012
(C) REQUESTING LIFE-PROLONGING TREATMENT 14-014
4. REQUESTING LIFE-SHORTENING TREATMENT AND ASSISTANCE
TO DIE 14-016
(A) ADMINISTRATION OF LIFE-SHORTENING TREATMENT 14-017
(B) PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE (PAS)
(I) THE SUICIDE ACT 1961 14-019
(II) THE PRETTY CASE 14-021
(C) THE DPP S GUIDANCE, OTHER JURISDICTIONS AND RECENT
DEVELOPMENTS 14-023
(I) ASSISTING ANOTHER TO TRAVEL ABROAD TO COMMIT
SUICIDE, PURDY AND NICKLINSON 14-024
(II) OTHER JURISDICTIONS 14-026
(HI) BRIEF COMMENTS AND FUTURE REFORMS 14*028
5.
NON-VOLUNTARY END OF LIFE DECISIONS
14-029
(A) PERMANENT VEGETATIVE STATE 14-030
(I) THE BLAND CASE 14-031
(II) POST-BLAND CASES 14-032
XXII CONTENTS
(HI) THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998 AND THE EUROPEAN
CONVENTION 14-033
(B) FUTILITY AND OTHER NON-VOLUNTARY NON-TREATMENT 14-035
(I) SELECTIVE NON-TREATMENT OFNEWBORNS AND INFANTS 14-036
(II) NON-TREATMENT OF ADULTS IN A MINIMALLY CONSCIOUS
STATE 14-038
(C) THE SPECIAL CASE OF RE A 14-040
(I) BALANCING THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE TWINS 14-041
(II) THE CRIMINAL LAW 14-042
(HI) CONCLUDING THOUGHTS 14-043
6.
TENSIONS AND CONTRADICTIONS
14-045
15. END OF LIFE DECISIONS H: ETHICAL CONTROVERSY
1. INTRODUCTION 15-001
2. TWO DISPUTED DISTINCTIONS
(A) EFFECTS AND DOUBLE EFFECTS 15-002
(I) THE PRINCIPLE OF DOUBLE EFFECT AND END OF LIFE
DECISIONS 15-003
(II) CONCEPTUAL DISTINCTION AND MORAL SIGNIFICANCE 15-004
(B) ACTS AND OMISSIONS 15-006
3.
VOLUNTARY END OF LIFE DECISIONS
15-008
(A) ADVANCE REFUSALS 15-009
(I) THE PERSONAL IDENTITY OBJECTION 15-010
(II) PAST AUTONOMY VERSUS PRESENT WELFARE INTERESTS 15-011
(B) LEGALISING VOLUNTARY LETHAL TREATMENT AND PAS 15-013
(I) ARGUMENTS ADVANCED BY PROPONENTS OF
LEGALISATION 15-014
(II) ARGUMENTS ADVANCED BY OPPONENTS OF
LEGALISATION 15-015
4. NON-VOLUNTARY END OF LIFE DECISIONS
(A) CRITERIA AND DEBATE 15-017
(B) APPLYING THIS ETHICAL FRAMEWORK 15-019
(C) PATIENTS IN PVS AND THE SPECIAL CASE OF RE A 15-021
(I) PATIENTS IN PVS 15-022
(II) RE A I! ... !! ...! 15-023
5. CONCLUSION 15-025
6.
FURTHER READING
15-026
16. A MORAL APPROACH TO MEDICAL LAW
1. INTRODUCTION 16-001
CONTENTS XXIII
2. MORAL OBJECTIVISM RECONSIDERED 16-002
(A) WEAK MORAL OBJECTIVISM 16-004
(I) LOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MORAL POINT OF VIEW 16-006
(II) MORAL CONTRACTARIANISM 16-008
(B) STRONG MORAL OBJECTIVISM 16-010
(I) TRANSCENDENTALISM 16-011
(II) NON-MORAL CONTRACTARIANISM 16-012
(C) THE STRONG MORAL OBJECTIVISM OF GEWIRTH 16-014
3. MORAL APPLICATION 16-016
(A) APPLYING SPECIFIC MORAL THEORIES 16-018
(I) KANT 16-019
(II) GAUTHIER 16-021
(III)RAWLS 16-023
(IV) HARE 16-025
(B) APPLYING GEWIRTH S THEORY 16-027
(I) UNDERSTANDING THE GENERIC RIGHTS 16-028
(II) PRECAUTIONARY REASONING 16-030
(HI) APPLYING THE PGC TO MEDICAL ISSUES 16-032
4.
THE FUTURE OF MEDICAL LAW
16-033
5.
FURTHER READING
16-034
PAGE
BIBLIOGRAPHY 597
INDEX 641
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