TAILIEUCHUNG - ETHICS AND COMMUNITY IN THE HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS

Professional ethics is now acknowledged as a field of study in its own right. Much of its recent development has resulted from rethinking traditional medical ethics in the light of new moral problems arising out of advances in medical science and technology. Applied philosophers, ethicists and lawyers have devoted considerable energy to exploring the dilemmas emerging from modern health care practices and their effects on the practitioner-relationship. It is not only technological advance that has had an impact on ethical thinking about the practice of health care, however, but also the wider debates in moral and political philosophy about the contrasting perspectives of individualism and communitarianism | ETHICS u COMMUNITY IN THE HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS Edited by MICHAEL PARKER PROFESSIONAL E xxxxxxxxxx Also available as a printed book see title verso for ISBN details ETHICS AND COMMUNITY IN THE HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS Recently debate about the relationship between individual and community has become central to the making of social policy in Europe the United States and elsewhere. Community approaches are particularly fashionable in discussion of health care. Philosophical treatment of medical ethics has also come to focus on the conflict between liberal forms of patient-centred medicine and communitarian values. How far do patients rights need to be protected from community s imperatives and how far do communities themselves need to be protected This book is the first to explore the importance of these conflicting approaches to health care and examines the implications of these approaches both for medical ethics and for specific areas of health care practice. Among the topics discussed are Liberal and communitarian views on the allocation of health care resources Young people and family care A European perspective on the role of IT in genetic counselling Health care decision-making for elderly patients Ethics and Community in the Health Care Professions provides an accessible introduction to and analysis of a major debate in health care. It will be invaluable to both students and practitioners. Michael Parker is Co-ordinator of a European Union research project on biomedical practitioners ethics education. He is the author of The Growth of Understanding 1995 . PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Editor Ruth Chadwick Centre for Professional Ethics University of Central Lancashire Professionalism is a subject of interest to academics the general public and would-be professional groups. Traditional ideas of professions and professional conduct have been challenged by recent social political and technological changes. One result has been the development for almost every profession of

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