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a| Between technology and humanity b| the impact of technology on health care ethics.

a| Leuven b| Leuven university press, c| 2002.

a| 259 p.

a| text 2| rdacontent

a| unmediated 2| rdamedia

a| volume 2| rdacarrier

a| 10. The role of artificial feeding in the care of dying older people : clinical practice and public attitudes

a| 11. Tube feeding and assisted oral feeding in demented patients with eating difficulties : a clinical ethical approach

a| 12. Palliative sedation : clinical aspects

a| 13. Palliative sedation : ethical aspects

a| 1. Technology in health care : a philosophical ethical appraisal

a| 2. Technology and care : from opposition to integration

a| 3. Economics and ethics in health care : where can they meet?

a| 4. Prenatal diagnosis : clinical aspects

a| 5. Expecting a child with a disability : clinical ethical reflections on prenatal diagnosis and selective abortion

a| 6. Genetic counselling, testing and screening: issues for health services, for health professionals and for clients

a| 7. Genetic medicine and public health care : genethics and beyond

a| 8. Imaging the brain : clinical and research implications for neuropsychiatry

a| 9. Digital imaging in psychiatry : a double edged sword with both beneficial and harmful potential?

a| III. Genetic screening

a| II. Parental diagnosis

a| I. Technology and care

a| IV. Digital imaging in psychiatry

a| VI. Palliative sedation

a| V. Tube feeding in elderly care

a| In the last decade health care has witnessed a host of technological novelties in the field of diagnostic and therapeutic practices, as well as in the supportive information and communication technology and in various applications of genetics, microbiology and informatics. As a result a few questions need to be answered: -Is health care ethics due dor a splitting up into an ethics of technology (focusing on the ethical implications of new technologies) and an ethics of care (focusing on the ethical problems concerning chronic diseases, decay, disability, end of life)? -How to cope with dependence, limitation, finiteness, suffering, ... in spite of technological progress? -Could a better integration of technology and care preclude situations where patients are being dehumanised? Starting with a philosophical ethical reflection about the possibilities and dangers of technologies in health care, this book highlights both the relation between technology and care, and the normative aspects of economic analyses in health care. Finally, a series of concrete examples from various clinical fields (prenatal diagnosis, genetic tests, digital imaging in psychiatry, tube feeding in care for the elderly, and palliative sedation) will help the authors to consider how to integrate these technologies in a care context aimed upon humaneness. Since each topic is analysed by leading European clinicians and health care ethicists, this book clearly stands for the interdisciplinary approach in health care ethics.

a| This book may be a rich source of material for reflection on the role, meaning and ends of technology and care, as harmonious aspects of clinical health care practice. However, the authors main concern is to show what such a reflection may consist of and how it can contribute to the inquiry into the experience of technology, the needs of humanity and the development of appropriate health care. This book highlights both the relation between technology and care, and the normative aspects of economic analyses in health care. A series of concrete examples from various clinical fields (prenatal diagnosis, genetic tests, digital imaging in psychiatry, tube feeding in care for the elderly, and palliative sedation) helps the authors to consider how to integrate these technologies in a care context aimed upon humaneness. Each topic is analysed by leading European clinicians and health care ethicists.

a| Genetic screening

a| Medical ethics

a| Medical technology x| Moral and ethical aspects

a| Nursing ethics

a| Bioethical Issues

a| Bioethics

a| Biomedical Technology

a| Ethics, Medical

a| Health Care Rationing

a| 174.2 x| Beroepsmoraal van de artsen. Medische beroepsethiek 2| UDC

a| 241.63*2 x| Theologische ethiek: medische ethiek: dokter; verpleegster; ziekenhuis 2| UDC

2| UDC a| 61 x| Geneeskunde. Hygiëne. Farmacie

a| Gastmans, Chris. 4| edt

a| Caritas Catholica Vlaanderen 4| oth

a| International conference Caritas Vlaanderen c| Brussels d| 18.10.2002 - 19.10.2002 4| oth

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