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Re: Midwifery/Ob-Gyn Ethcs From: afish04@emory.edu Wed May 29 08:22:38 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Judith Kurokawa: "OR fetal monitoring" Previous message: Rjshar@aol.com: "Re: Contest: What is it?" In reply to: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: Midwifery/Ob-Gyn Ethcs" Next in thread: ElisHyde@aol.com: "Re: Midwifery/Ob-Gyn Ethcs" Ditto... He has written a book as well which is very good. The reference is at home, so I'll forward this later. Cheers. Allan Fisher,MD Emory University SOM On Wed, 29 May 1996 DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote: > <<I'm carrying out some research into ethics during child-bearing, but not > being a health professional (I'm a Philosopher/Ethicist, if I want to > describe myself as anything!) I'm not sure what the current debates > *are*...>> > > There is ample literature of late in the US about obstetric ethics. Most of > it centers around the autonomy-beneficence arguments with respect to the > obstetrician's care of a pregnant woman. If you do a literature search on > Frank Chervenak (in New York) you'll have a real good 'hook' on the topic. > Pull a couple of his papers and you can see where the references lead you. > You'll be busy for a while. > > ************************************************* > > doctorjoe@aol.com > "All things are connected. > Joseph Pastorek, MD Some things are just more > Department of OB-GYN connected than others." > LSU Medical Center - Dirk Gently > New Orleans, LA > U.S.A. > > ************************************************* > Next message: Judith Kurokawa: "OR fetal monitoring" Previous message: Rjshar@aol.com: "Re: Contest: What is it?" In reply to: DoctorJoe@aol.com: "Re: Midwifery/Ob-Gyn Ethcs" Next in thread: ElisHyde@aol.com: "Re: Midwifery/Ob-Gyn Ethcs"

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