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S. Braithwaite

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    Sponsorship, academic independence and critical engagement: A forum on shell, the ogoni dispute and the Royal geographical society (with the institute of british geographers)
    Philosophy and Geography 2 (2). 1999.
    Philosophy of Geography
  •  60
    The Ethics of Surreptitious Diagnostics for Factitious Hypoglycemia
    with J. K. Eatherton, W. J. Ellos, M. A. Emanuele, M. Morrissey, and G. W. Sizemore
    Journal of Clinical Ethics 1 (2): 116-121. 1990.
    Ethics
  •  56
    The Courtship of the Paying Patient
    Journal of Clinical Ethics 4 (2): 124-133. 1993.
  •  98
    Expectations and Outcomes in Organ Transplantation
    with Lawrence P. Mcchesney
    Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 8 (3): 299-310. 1999.
    The coauthors of this dialogue, a surgeon and an internist, work together on an institutional patient selection committee for transplantation of solid organs. They have observed a spectrum of outcomes of organ transplantation, mostly favorable, at several institutions
    Organ Transplantation
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    The interpersonal theory of suicide
    with Kimberly A. Van Orden, Tracy K. Witte, Kelly C. Cukrowicz, Edward A. Selby, and Thomas E. Joiner
    Psychological Review 117 (2): 575-600. 2010.
    Death and Dying
  •  153
    Collective Actions by Physicians that Do Not Endanger Patients
    Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 (4): 470-482. 2000.
    This paper aims to identify some of the values held by physicians in the United States that are relevant to physician strikes and other collective actions, and to articulate a position about collective actions that is consistent with medical professionalism. The concept of medical professionalism includes several elements to which physicians should aspire, but the fundamental definition of professionalism is based on just one of these elements, the virtue of altruism. As stated by a committee pr…Read more
    This paper aims to identify some of the values held by physicians in the United States that are relevant to physician strikes and other collective actions, and to articulate a position about collective actions that is consistent with medical professionalism. The concept of medical professionalism includes several elements to which physicians should aspire, but the fundamental definition of professionalism is based on just one of these elements, the virtue of altruism. As stated by a committee project paper of the American Board of Internal Medicine
    Biomedical Ethics
  •  78
    Sponsorship, Academic Independence and Critical Engagement: a Forum on Shell, the Ogoni Dispute and the Royal Geographical Society (with The Institute of British Geographers)
    with David Gilbert, Michael Woods, Adam Tickell, David Storey, Ian Maxey, Per Lindskog, Adeniyi Gbadegesin, Seiko Kitajima, and Michael Watts
    Ethics, Place and Environment 2 (2): 219-257. 1999.
    (1999). Sponsorship, Academic Independence and Critical Engagement: a Forum on Shell, the Ogoni Dispute and the Royal Geographical Society (with The Institute of British Geographers) Ethics, Place & Environment: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 219-257.
    Environmental Ethics
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    Anticruelty Care
    Journal of Clinical Ethics 2 (2): 97-103. 1991.
    Feminist Approaches to Philosophy
  •  61
    Bette Anton, MLS, is the Head Librarian of the Optometry Library/Health Sciences Information Service. This library serves the University of California at Berkeley–University of California at San Francisco Joint Medical Program and the University of California at Berkeley School of Optometry
    with Solomon R. Benatar, Alexander Morgan Capron, Ruth Chadwick, Joseph C. D’Oronzio, Susan Dorr Goold, Kenneth V. Iserson, Roger L. Jackson, and Greg S. Loeben
    Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 446-447. 2000.
    Biomedical Ethics
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