Bioethics, Health Care, and the Law: A Dictionary
By (Author) Richard Hedges
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
ABC-CLIO
22nd December 1999
United States
General
Non Fiction
344.730321
Hardback
234
A comprehensive introduction to the vocabulary and definitions of the terms involved in the health care and bioethics debate.
"Hedges provides concise explanations of a whole host of topics-a get-started reference source to help beginners understand clearly what is involved in a prticular problem ... For the beginner, the terminology will be introduced to actively pursue other information. Recommended as a topic-starter." - Reference for Students "Unique in introducing and defining the terminology of bioethics from a legal standpoint, this dictionary's 161 entries are arranged alphabetically and range in length from several paragraphs to several pages ... The book also includes a sample living will, a table of cases, and a well-organized subject index ... The dictionary would well-serve libraries that do not own the Encyclopedia." - Choice
Richard H. Hedges is associate professor in the School of Health Sciences at Ohio University, Athens, OH.