Textbook of Medical Ethics

by Erich H. Loewy (Author)

When physicians in training enter their clinical years and first begin to become involved in clinical decision making, they soon find that more than the technical data they
had so carefully learned is involved. Prior to that time, of course, they were aware that more than technology was involved in practicing medicine, but here, for the first
time, the reality is forcefully brought home. It may be on the medical ward, when a patient or a patient’s relatives ask that no further treatment be given and that the
patient be allowed to die; it may be in ob/gyn, when a 4- or 5-month pregnant lady with two other children and just deserted by her husband pleads for an abortion; it may be
in the outpatient setting, where patients unable to afford enough to eat cannot afford to buy antibiotics for their sick child or provide him or her with the recom­ mended
diet. Whatever the setting, students soon find themselv. es con­ fronted with problems in which an answer is not given by the technical possibilities alone; indeed, students
may have to face situations in which, all things considered, the use of these technical possibilities seems ill-advised. But choices need to be made. Some of us may choose
to hide behind a mastery of technology.

You can buy this product at (Books Delivery) for home delivery and Cash on delivery to all over Pakistan. All kind of medical books are available.