Scams And Quackery Through The Ages : This 8 page
paper takes a look at scams and quackery in advertising through
the ages in America. A focus is on pharmaceuticals but other
issues are explored. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Quackery.wps

Selected Points Of The American Medical Association’s
Code of Conduct : A 3 page paper examining two points of
the AMA’s code of ethics. One that recently was discarded is
that banning the commercial promotion of medical services by
any specific doctor (i.e., advertising). Even without the
restriction though, most M.D.’s still choose not to advertise.
The other ethical point is that of assisted suicide and some of
the reciprocating moves the AMA and Jack Kevorkian have
made. Bibliography lists 3 sources. AMA.wps

The Ethics Of Prescribing Antibiotics Without A Culture :
5 pages in length. Antibiotics may be considered a cure-all
when it comes to fighting infections, but doctors are prescribing
their usage far too often and many times without the aid of a
culture test to determine if their administration is truly
necessary. The writer discusses the ethics of prescribing
antibiotics without a culture, as well as how doing so is
perpetuating the immunity of all bacteria strains. Bibliography
lists 5 sources. Antibiot.wps

Medication Errors : This 6 page paper addresses the subject
of medication errors in the organizational setting. Concrete
examples are provided and several solutions are suggested.
Problems at every end of the spectrum, from prescribing to
administering, are included. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Mederr.wps

Equality in Health Care is Essential : This 9 page paper
examines the fact that all people, regardless of socio-economic
status have an equal right to quality health care. Bibliography
lists seven sources. Eqhea.wps

Medical Ethics in Managed Care / Is it Possible? :
Over the course of the last 3 decades, medical ethics have
shifted from the responsibility of the physician to the
responsibility of the managed care organization (MCO) and as a
result, the lines between appropriate care and cost feasibility
have blurred the view of the ethical treatment of patients. In
pursuit of cost management, managed care organizations have
implemented policies that some physicians suggest are not only
inappropriate, but also unethical. This 45 page research study
considers the nature of managed care, the issue of ethical
medical treatment and considers the question of whether
medical ethics can be applied within the managed care system.
Bibliography lists 30 sources. Ethman.wps

The Ethics of Managed Health Care : A 12 page research
paper on the nature and variety of HMOs, and physician duties
in regard to disclosure. The writer details the types of HMOs,
their means of funding treatment, how they impact treatment
decisions, and what must be done ethically in this new climate.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Lawethic.wps

Managed Health Care And Patient Freedom Of Choice :
A 7 page overview of the impacts of managed health care to
patient freedom of choice. Proposes that while managed health
care is an apparent necessity, it should not completely
overweigh patient freedom of choice. Bibliography lists 6
sources. Freechh.wps

Health Questions and Answers : A 5 page paper which
addresses 7 different health industry quotations with answers in
regards to possible questions that might arise. Issues such as
physician’s involvement in HMOs, ethics, gatekeeping, test
rationing, and ethical concerns. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
RAhlthq&a.wps

Essays / Medicine, Medical Science, & Medical Ethics :
29 pages worth of in-depth essay responses to questions
concerning medical ethics, AIDS, euthanasia, the Hippocratic
Oath, and more. An EXCELLENT resource for pre-med and
early med students. No Bibliography. Medques.wps Send us
e-mail to get more information on the specific essays before
ordering.

The Monetary Value Of Human Life : 12 pages in length. In
today's modern society, four markets currently exist in which
human components are exchanged for economic compensation :
human blood, human organs, surrogate motherhood, and human
reproductive cells. All of these, in essence, essentially place a
monetary value upon our human lives. In this well-researched
paper, the writer examines a number of ethical issues
concerning "marketplaces" for human parts. Various examples
and relevant case studies are presented. Bibliography lists 25+
sources. Valulife.wps
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