This book examines the central structures in medicine-medical
knowledge, economics, technological innovation, and medical
authority-from the perspective of an ethics of care. The author
analyzes each of these structures in detail before considering the
challenges they present to end of life care. The perspective of an
ethics of care allows for a careful focus on how these structures
affect the capacity of the health care system to provide the care
patients need, on the impact they have on the relationships between
patients and care-givers, and on how they affect the care-givers in
terms of their own sense of identity and capacity for care. This
book offers one of the first focused discussions of an ethics of
care across a wide range of social issues and structures in
contemporary medicine. It will be of keen interest to advanced
students and scholars in bioethics and health care ethics who are
interested in these important issues.
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