Produktbild: Great Ormond Street Hospital Textbook of Paediatric Bioethics and Law

Great Ormond Street Hospital Textbook of Paediatric Bioethics and Law

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

27.06.2026

Abbildungen

15

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

208

Maße (L/B/H)

27.4/21.5/1.1 cm

Gewicht

544 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-886510-0

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

27.06.2026

Abbildungen

15

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

208

Maße (L/B/H)

27.4/21.5/1.1 cm

Gewicht

544 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-886510-0

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Great Ormond Street Hospital Textbook of Paediatric Bioethics and Law
    • Introduction: Joe Brierley: Recent changes in Paediatrics and Child Health
    • 01: Richard Huxtable: Respect or Protect Children and Young People? Healthcare Law in England and Wales
    • 02: Dave Archard: Paediatric Bioethics: Philosophical Foundations
    • 03: Vic Larcher and Joe Brierley: Decisions to limit treatment in children
    • 04: Rev James Linthicum: Religion and Medical Ethics
    • 05: Joe Brierley: Innovative therapy in child health
    • 06: Flora Jago: Consent and Capacity
    • 07: Gillian Colville: Psychological distress in staff in relation to difficult treatment decisions
    • 08: Anne MacNiven: Moral Distress; what is it and why do we need to take it seriously?
    • 09: Stephanie Nimmo: Parents' participation
    • 10: David Shaw and Joe Brierley: Ethical Issues in Paediatric Donation and Transplant
    • 11: Hugo Wellesley: Key Ethical Issues in Paediatric Anaesthesia
    • 12: Simon Blackburn Robert Wheeler: Key Ethical issues in Paediatric Surgery
    • 13: Marina Easty and Riwa Meshaka: Key Ethical issues in Paediatric Radiology
    • 14: Stephen Marks: Key Ethical Issues in Paediatric Nephrology
    • 15: Darren Hargrave and Dr Elwira Szychot: Key Ethical Issues in Paediatric Oncology
    • 16: Samiran Ray and Elaine Chan with Colin Wallis (reviewer): Key Ethical Issues in Paediatric Respiratory LTV, NIV
    • 17: Sarah Aylett: Ethical issues in the management of children with disorders of consciousness (DOC)
    • 18: Phil Marsden and Kirsty Abbas: The Psychosocial contribution to Bioethics in contemporary paediatrics
    • 19: Helen O'Neill: The Ethical Issues of Genetic Testing in Children
    • 20: Alison Steele: Legal and Ethical Aspects of Child Maltreatment
    • 21: Sara Warriach and Simon Blackburn: Teaching Ethics to the Children's Hospital': Principles and Theories of an Ethics Education
    • 22: Paolo De Coppi and Simon Blackburn: The Ethics of Surgery in 2025
    • 23: Bobbie Farsides and Katherine Wright: The Ethics of Research with Children
    • 24: Camilla Parker, Simon Wilkinson and Susan Walker: Law and Ethics in Paediatric Mental Health
    • 25: Eleanor Updale: Televising Paediatric Healthcare
    • 26: Simon Hannam and Zoe Smith: Ethics in the Neonatal Period
    • 27: Samantha Potter and Timothy Thiruchelvam: Extracorporeal treatment/Bridging to transplant
    • 28: Finella Craig, Sophie Bertaud, and Richard Hain: Ethics and law in Paediatric Palliative care
    • 29: Emma Cave: Teenage decision making and the law in England and Wales
    • 30: Helen Bedford and David Elliman: Controversies in Immunisation
    • 31: Victoria Butler-Cole: Conflicts in child health
    • 32: Vic Larcher and Joe Brierley: Gender dysphoria and puberty suppression
    • 33: Ingrid Wolfe, Raeena Hirve, Rose-Marie Satherley, Sapfo Lignou: Advocacy for children
    • 34: Sarah Boutros, Bryony Hopkinshaw, and Jonathan Broad and Sunanda Bhatia: Ethical considerations when caring for migrant children
    • 35: Mary Lowth: GPs and the familial duty of care
    • 36: Sam Ray and Joe Brierley: Ethics of the next pandemic
    • 37: Fiona Paterson: Judging child health law
    • 38: Vic Larcher and Joe Brierley: Second Medical Opinions; use of the Internet and Social Media
    • 38: Joe Brierley and Hebe Weir: Conclusion