Catholic Bioethics and Social Justice: The Praxis of US Health Care in a Globalized World
by Lisa Sowle Cahill, M. Therese Lysaught, Michael Mccarthy Phd
Catholic Bioethics and Social Justice examines the relationship between moral reflection, health care, and social responsibility. Focusing on the U.S. health care context in a globalized world, the book considers how Catholic bioethics can engage questions of justice and the conditions shaping health care practice.
About This Book
This book explores Catholic bioethics in relation to social justice.
Its focus is the practice and structure of U.S. health care within a globalized world.
The authors consider how ethical questions in health care intersect with broader concerns about justice, responsibility, and social conditions.
It offers a perspective on bioethics that connects moral analysis with the realities of health care practice.
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