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10 Cambridge Q. Healthcare Ethics [i] (2001)

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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics
Volume 10, Number 1, Winter 2001

CONTENTS

From the Editors                                          1

Contributors                                              3
Special Section:
Culture, Health, and Bioethics: At the Crossroads

Cultural Collisions at the Bedside: Social Expectations
and Value Triage in Medical Practice
RICHARD GORLIN, JAMES J. STRAIN, AND ROSAMOND RHODES      7
Cultural Engagement in Clinical Ethics:
A Model for Ethics Consultation
MICHELE A. CARTER AND CRAIG M. KLUCMAN                   16
Informed Consent: Does It Take a Village?
The Problem of Culture and Truth Telling
MARK KuCZEWSKI AND PATRICK J. MCCRUDEN                   34
Jehovah's Witnesses and Medical Practice in Mexico:
Religious Freedom, Parens Patriae, and the Right to Life
JORGE HERNANDEZ-ARRIAGA, CARLOS ALDANA-VALENZUELA,
AND KENNETH V. ISERSON                                   47
Bioethics in Eastern Europe: A Difficult Birth
VASSIL PRODANOV                                          53
Ancestors, Computers, and Other Mixed Messages:
Ambiguity and Euthanasia in Japan
SUSAN ORPETT LONG                                        62
What Is Wrong with Global Bioethics?
On the Limitations of the Four Principles Approach
TUIJA TAKALA                                             72

CQ Sources/Bibliography
BETTE ANTON                                              78

Departments and Columns
Responses and Dialogue
Response to Abortion and Assent
by Rosamond Rhodes (CQ Vol 8, No 4)
Abortion, Disability, Assent, and Consent
MATTI HAYRY                                              79
Responses to An Ethical Analysis of the
Barriers to Effective Pain Management
by Ben A. Rich (CQ Vol 9, No 1)
Challenges and Conflicts in Pain Management
CLAIRE BRETT                                             88
Educating Ourselves and Educating Patients
DANIEL MAISON                                            97


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