The codification of medical morality: Historical and philosophical studies of the formalization of western medical morality in the 18th and 19th centuries (1995)
Baker, Robert B. (Editor)
Kluwer Academic
Publication date: 1995
Edition Details: Volume 2: Anglo-American medical ethics and medical jurisprudence in the 19th century.
Physical Details: x + 238 pp.; notes; index
Description Contents: Baker, Robert: An introduction to the Boston medical police of 1808. Baker, Robert: The historical context of the American Medical Association's 1847 Code of Ethics. Reiser, Stanley Joel: Creating a medical profession in the United States: The first Code of Ethics of the American Medical Association. Beauchamp, Tom L.: Worthington Hooker on ethics in clinical medicine. Veatch, Robert M.: Diverging traditions: Professional and religious medical ethics of the 19th century. Burns, Chester: Reciprocity in the development of Anglo-American medical ethics, 1765-1865. Bartrip, Peter: An introduction to Jukes Styrap's A code of medical ethics (1878). Crowther, M. Anne: Forensic medicine and medical ethics in 19th century Britain. Bartrip, Peter: Secret remedies, medical ethics, and the finances of the British Medical Journal. Smith, Russell G.: Legal precedent and medical ethics: Some problems encountered by the General Medical Council in relying upon precedent when declaring acceptable standards of professional conduct.
Review Maio, G. (1999) Review of "The codification of medical morality: Historical and philosophical studies of the formalization of western medical morality in the 18th and 19th centuries". NTM: Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften, Technik und Medizin (pp. 58-60).
Review Maio, G. (1999) Review of "The codification of medical morality: Historical and philosophical studies of the formalization of western medical morality in the 18th and 19th centuries". Revue d'Histoire des Sciences (pp. 157-59).
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