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Training Manual on Ethical and Human Rights Standards for Health Care Professionals.

Journal of Medical Ethics

| February 01, 2001 | HOFFENBERG, RAYMOND | COPYRIGHT 2003 British Medical Association. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Training Manual on Ethical and Human Rights Standards for Health Care Professionals

John Havard, London, BMJ Publishing Group, 1999, 71 pages, 5.00 [pounds sterling].

This manual is designed to provide teaching modules on medical ethics for health care professionals in developing countries. The author acknowledges that, although there are common themes, their medical ethical dilemmas are often quite different from those which occur in developed countries and the approach needs to be somewhat less Western in orientation. Emphasis is properly given to topics such as AIDS/HIV and the status of women and children which create special local problems. Although …

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