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Religion, medicine, and the law
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TextLanguage: English Series: Biomedical law and ethics libraryPublication details: Oxon Routledge 2019Description: 219pISBN: - 9780367582791
- 61:34 NEI
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Mode of inquiry : an indirect application of the principle of generic consistency -- The religiously-inspired principle of double effect in English medical law -- Adult Jehovah's Witnesses and refusal of blood transfusions in English medical law -- Children, Jehovah's Witnesses, and refusal of blood transfusions -- Ritual male circumcision and the manifestation of religious belief in English medical law -- Illegal circumcision : female genital mutilation (fgm) -- Is appropriate protection given under English law to conscientious objection to abortion?.
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| 61:34 BAL Legal issues in medical practice | 61:34 GEO Hospitals and the law | 61:34 GIG Negligence of doctors and hospitals | 61:34 NEI Religion, medicine, and the law | 61:34 POZ Patient care case law : | 61:34 RAO'15 Law relating to medical negligence | 61:34 ROM When law and medicine meet |
Mode of inquiry : an indirect application of the principle of generic consistency -- The religiously-inspired principle of double effect in English medical law -- Adult Jehovah's Witnesses and refusal of blood transfusions in English medical law -- Children, Jehovah's Witnesses, and refusal of blood transfusions -- Ritual male circumcision and the manifestation of religious belief in English medical law -- Illegal circumcision : female genital mutilation (fgm) -- Is appropriate protection given under English law to conscientious objection to abortion?.
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