Women and Children in Health Care: An Unequal Majority
Autor Mary Briody Mahowalden Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 mai 1996
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780195108705
ISBN-10: 0195108701
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 152 x 235 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Oxford University Press
Colecția OUP USA
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 0195108701
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 152 x 235 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Oxford University Press
Colecția OUP USA
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Recenzii
should be required reading for those who are uneasy about the moral environment of contemporary medical practice ... courageous and important book
Mary Briody Mahowald considers selected reproductive and child health care issues from an interesting perspective. The author ... brings experience, gained through years of experience in the clinical arena, to the ideas set forth in her book. A clear and thoughtful discussion is offered for issues in the care of newborns ... This volume is written for a physician audience to stimulate new lines of thought about issues that are important to women. Women and Children in Health Care, An Unequal Majority has the potential to stimulate thought for new directions and visions for the health care of women.
Women and Children in Health Care should be required reading ... for those who are uneasy about the moral environment of contemporary medical practice ... Mahowald pays special attention to the sex-role stereotypes and power differentials that permeate medical practice. Unlike other works of this kind, Mahowald's book also takes a major step toward remedying the child neglect characteristic of recent moral philosophy ... she covers an enormous amount of ground in a relatively short space ... courageous and important book.
A strength of this book lies in the avoidance of inflexible rules or principles and the examination of complex issues from a broad range of viewpoints in conjunction with the egalitarian perspective. The author does not reduce complex issues to simplistic solutions but explores them thoroughly ... will be of interest to nurses who serve on hospital ethical review committees, to faculty teaching or students in women's health or biomedical ethics courses, to nurses who deal clinically with these issues, or to anyone interested in ethical aspects of health care for women and children ... the author's emphasis on a care-based ethic is extremely compatible with current nursing philosophy ... a well-organized and thoughtful exploration ... an excellent reference for educators and practitioners.
Mary Briody Mahowald considers selected reproductive and child health care issues from an interesting perspective. The author ... brings experience, gained through years of experience in the clinical arena, to the ideas set forth in her book. A clear and thoughtful discussion is offered for issues in the care of newborns ... This volume is written for a physician audience to stimulate new lines of thought about issues that are important to women. Women and Children in Health Care, An Unequal Majority has the potential to stimulate thought for new directions and visions for the health care of women.
Women and Children in Health Care should be required reading ... for those who are uneasy about the moral environment of contemporary medical practice ... Mahowald pays special attention to the sex-role stereotypes and power differentials that permeate medical practice. Unlike other works of this kind, Mahowald's book also takes a major step toward remedying the child neglect characteristic of recent moral philosophy ... she covers an enormous amount of ground in a relatively short space ... courageous and important book.
A strength of this book lies in the avoidance of inflexible rules or principles and the examination of complex issues from a broad range of viewpoints in conjunction with the egalitarian perspective. The author does not reduce complex issues to simplistic solutions but explores them thoroughly ... will be of interest to nurses who serve on hospital ethical review committees, to faculty teaching or students in women's health or biomedical ethics courses, to nurses who deal clinically with these issues, or to anyone interested in ethical aspects of health care for women and children ... the author's emphasis on a care-based ethic is extremely compatible with current nursing philosophy ... a well-organized and thoughtful exploration ... an excellent reference for educators and practitioners.