This volume offers a collection of writings on ethical issues regarding retarded persons. Of course, many people have been very concerned with practical matters concerning the care of retarded persons such as what liberties, entitlements or advocacy they should have. Read more...
Person ascriptions, profound disabilities and our self-imposed duties : a reply to Loretta Kopelman --
schema:description "Sect. I. Examining the rights tradition. Rights and borderline cases -- Applying moral theory to the retarded -- Joseph Margolis, John Rawls, and the mentally retarded -- Do the retarded have a right not to be eaten? A rejoinder to Joseph Margolis -- The rights of the retarded -- Rights, justice and the retarded -- Sect. II. Respect and labeling. Respect and the retarded : issues of valuing and labeling -- Person ascriptions, profound disabilities and our self-imposed duties : a reply to Loretta Kopelman -- The world gained and the world lost : labeling the mentally retarded -- Labeling the mentally retarded : a reply to Laurence B. McCullough -- Sect. III Theology and philosophy of religion. Must God create the best? -- Parenting, bonding, and valuing the retarded -- Responsibility for the retarded : two theological views -- Philosophical and theological perspectives on the value of the retarded : responses to William F. Man and John C. Moskop -- Sect. IV. Law and public policy. The legal rights of mentally retarded persons in Twentieth Century America -- Examining legal restrictions on the retarded -- Who speaks for the retarded? -- Commentary on David J. Rothman's 'Who speaks for the retarded?' -- Dilemmas in the neonatal intensive care unit -- Health care, needs and rights of retarded persons."@en ;
The proposed second volume of the Journals, announced in the "Advertisement," was not published. Cf. Sabin.
Covers most of the material and topics that are included in basic, university-level clinical epidemiology courses. Also includes examples of research studies, how authors present the results of their studies, and how indexes from the four databases (MEDLINE, CINAHL, PsycINFO, and EMBASE/EXCERPTA MEDICA) index them. Designed to include some aspects of a workbook. The theoretical principles are supplemented with many and real and hypothetical examples from all disicplines of health care. The searching assignments at the end of each chapter have suggested solutions in the CD-ROM appendix. Read more...
Takes readers through the basic principles of what constitutes evidence for health care practice and how it can be found, using modern information facilities. This book offers suggestions for retrieving clinical studies on the etiology, prognosis, diagnosis, prevention, and management of disorders encountered in adult general medicine. Read more...
schema:description "Covers most of the material and topics that are included in basic, university-level clinical epidemiology courses. Also includes examples of research studies, how authors present the results of their studies, and how indexes from the four databases (MEDLINE, CINAHL, PsycINFO, and EMBASE/EXCERPTA MEDICA) index them. Designed to include some aspects of a workbook. The theoretical principles are supplemented with many and real and hypothetical examples from all disicplines of health care. The searching assignments at the end of each chapter have suggested solutions in the CD-ROM appendix."@en ;
The present state of the new buildings of Queens College in Oxford With an ichnography of the whole, and cuts of the several parts of the said buildings engraved. (eBook, 1730) [WorldCat.org]
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The present state of the new buildings of Queens College in Oxford With an ichnography of the whole, and cuts of the several parts of the said buildings engraved./Queen's College (University of Oxford); [Oxford?], [1730]