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![handle is hein.journals/hecforum4 and id is 1 raw text is: H E C FORUM
1992; 4(1):1.
EDITORS' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
With this issue of HealthCare Ethics Committee Forum we are
pleased to initiate volume 4 in cooperation with Kluwer Academic
Publishers Group (Dordrecht, the Netherlands / Boston, Massachusetts).
Persons residing in Europe who wish to contribute or subscribe to
HEC FORUM may communicate directly with the European Editor, Henk
ten Have, Ph.D., M.D., (Chairman, Department of Ethics, Philosophy and
History of Medicine, Catholic University - Nijmegen, Verlengde
Groenestraat 75, 6525 EJ, Nijmegen, The Netherlands; TEL: 31-[0]80-61-
53-20; FAX: 31[0]80-54-18-62).
Kenneth V. Iserson, M.D., M.B.A., and Janicemarie K. Vinicky,
M.A., P.A., have kindly agreed to accept responsibility for preparing the
two sections, POINT and COUNTERPOINT (P/CP) and NETWORK
NEWS (NN), respectively. Contributors may forward suggestions and
materials for P/CP directly to Dr. Iserson (Director, Arizona Bioethics
Center, Section of Emergency Medicine, School of Medicine, University
of Arizona Health Sciences Center, Tucson, Arizona 85724; TEL: 602-
626-7233; FAX: 602-626-2480), and for NN directly to Janicemarie
Vinicky (Bioethics Coordinator, Washington Hospital Center, 110 Irving
St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20010; TEL: 202-877-6211; FAX: 202-877-
6332).
Periodically, we shall republish material we judge of importance
to our readers, but which in all likelihood has not come to their attention,
is unavailable, or difficult to obtain. In this issue we are republishing
Feminist Directions in Medical Ethics, Copyright by Professor Virginia
L. Warren, Ph.D. We thank her for granting us permission to do so. Her
essay originally appeared in Hypatia 4(2), Summer 1989, 73-89. In
addition, we are republishing Ethical Considerations in a Surgical
Residency, Copyright by H. David Crombie. M.D. We thank him as
well. His remarks orignally appeared in Surgical Byline: A Hartford
Hospital Newletter published by the Department of Surgery [1(1):1-2;
June, 1991].
It is the policy of HEC FORUM to publish detailed
announcements of conferences that directly pertain to HEC members, but
neither news items, brief announcements, nor abstracts of legal cases.
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