Titlebook: Beneficence and Health Care; Earl E. Shelp Book 19821st edition D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1982 Catholic ethics.bene

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Streptokokkeninfektionen der Gruppen A und B[31] and Robert M. Veatch [45], both of whom are concerned with some fundamental questions of the basis for medical ethics and obligations within the physician/patient relationship. Both stress the desirability of obligations founded on reciprocity rather than on deontology that arises from the prof

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Klaus Friese,Ioannis Mylonas,Andreas Schulzepation in experimentation, organ donation, or other forms of medical beneficence? Because of the richness of the Jewish tradition of moral reflection, the answers to these questions are of interest not only to those who identify themselves as Jews but also to those who seek to come to terms with the

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Book 19821st edition. More narrowly, The National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behav­ ioral Research identified beneficence as among those moral principles that have particular relevance to the conduct of research involving humans (2). Thus, the principle of beneficence is seen as p