Titlebook: Critical Choices and Critical Care; Catholic Perspective Kevin Wm. Wildes (S.J., Assistant Professor of Phi Book 19951st edition Springer S

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Distributive Justice in the Era of the Benefit Package: The Dispute Over the Oregon Basic Health Serhings stand now, no one doubts the need for reform. In a nutshell, the present system is expensive (accounting for about 14% of the Gross National Product); ineffective (the health of U.S. residents does not measure up statistically to the residents of similarly developed nations); and incomplete (over 14% of U.S. citizens lack health insurance).

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Book 19951st editionamines the difficult questions on theallocation of high technology resources used in intensive caremedicine. The book also provides relevant background information (e.g.statements by the Society of Critical Care Medicine and theCongregation for the Doctrine of the Faith). It is accessible totheologians, philosophers, and health care professionals.

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The Moral Paradox of Critical Care Medicinexistence. Debilitating diseases can be identified and cured. Organs can be transplanted and the lives of a recipients transformed. Childless couples can now have children. Each day genetic studies increase our understanding of diseases and offer the hope of eventual cure. With the development of med

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The Old and the New in the Doctrine of the Ordinary and the Extraordinary Meansinary and the extraordinary means. It is not frequent to find a correct explanation of this doctrine. If we take a look at the classical manuals of moral theology, we can realize that this doctrine has been more used than analysed; in other words, that it has been understood in a way more intuitive