Titlebook: Living and Dying Well; Lewis Petrinovich Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 Medical Ethics.death.ethics.health.health

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Suicide and Euthanasia,uthanasia as one involving two party/certain harm will be used. Viewed from this perspective, the same principles that apply to suicide can be applied to euthanasia. If a person makes a rational request to die, if it is assured that the request is voluntary and that the person is in a stable, compet

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Two Proposed Health-Care Plans,re voted to eliminate $1.1 billion in Medicaid expenditures for all organ transplants except kidneys and corneas and to use the funds to provide prenatal care for an estimated 2,000 medically indigent women. This decision was made with an explicit understanding that there was a trade-off between bas

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Problems in Achieving Health-Care Reform, Woolhandler, Himmelstein, and Lewontin (1993) studied administrative costs for virtually all acute-care hospitals in the United States in 1990. Hospital administration accounted for an average of 24.8% of total costs (twice as high as those in Canada), ranging from 20.5% to 30.6% for individual hos

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