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Clinical Bioethics: A Search for the Foundations

David C. Thomasma ; David N. Weisstub ; Thomasine Kimbrough Kushner ; Corrado Viafora (eds.)

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Theory of Medicine/Bioethics; Ethics

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No detectada 2005 SpringerLink

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978-1-4020-3592-0

ISBN electrónico

978-1-4020-3593-7

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Springer Nature

País de edición

Reino Unido

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© Springer 2005

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Maintaining Integrity in Times of Scarse Resources

H. Jochemsen; J. Hoogland; J. Polder

Let () be a continuous, homothetic function defined in a connected cone . Assume that is strictly increasing along each ray in , i.e. for each ≠ in , () is a strictly increasing function of . Then there exist a homogeneous function and a strictly increasing function such that () = (()) for all in

Part 2.1 - The Goals of Medicine in Relation to the Subjectivisation of Health and Rationalisation of Health Care Institutions | Pp. 139-152

Interpreting Clinical Judgment: Epistemological Notes on the Praxis of Medicine

Roberto Dell’oro

Let () be a continuous, homothetic function defined in a connected cone . Assume that is strictly increasing along each ray in , i.e. for each ≠ in , () is a strictly increasing function of . Then there exist a homogeneous function and a strictly increasing function such that () = (()) for all in

Part 2.2 - Bioethical Judgment: Epistemological Statute and Institutional Context | Pp. 155-167

For an Ethical Function in Hospitals

Pierre Boitte

Let () be a continuous, homothetic function defined in a connected cone . Assume that is strictly increasing along each ray in , i.e. for each ≠ in , () is a strictly increasing function of . Then there exist a homogeneous function and a strictly increasing function such that () = (()) for all in

Part 2.2 - Bioethical Judgment: Epistemological Statute and Institutional Context | Pp. 169-180

The Ethical Function in the Health Care Institutions: Clinical Ethics Committees

Corrado Viafora

Let () be a continuous, homothetic function defined in a connected cone . Assume that is strictly increasing along each ray in , i.e. for each ≠ in , () is a strictly increasing function of . Then there exist a homogeneous function and a strictly increasing function such that () = (()) for all in

Part 2.2 - Bioethical Judgment: Epistemological Statute and Institutional Context | Pp. 181-192