Bioethics: Health Care Law and Ethics (American Casebook Series)
by Barry Furrow, Thomas Greaney, Sandra Johnson, Timothy Jost, Robert Schwartz
Bioethics: Health Care Law and Ethics offers a detailed examination of legal and ethical issues in American healthcare. Through case studies and analysis, it covers patient rights, medical ethics, and policy implications, making it essential for law and medical students seeking to understand bioethical principles in practice.
About This Book
This American Casebook Series volume addresses key issues at the crossroads of health care law and bioethics. It provides structured analysis for understanding legal and ethical frameworks in medical practice.
Authored by leading experts, the book draws on real-world cases to illustrate principles governing patient rights, medical decision-making, and institutional responsibilities.
Designed for educational use, it equips readers with tools to evaluate ethical challenges in healthcare delivery and policy.
Even as a used book in good condition, it remains a valuable resource for in-depth study and reference.
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