The Oxford handbook of public health ethics /

Natural disasters and cholera outbreaks. Ebola, SARS, and concerns over pandemic flu. HIV and AIDS. E. coli outbreaks from contaminated produce and fast foods. Threats of bioterrorism. Contamination of compounded drugs. Vaccination refusals and outbreaks of preventable diseases. These are just some...

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Other Authors: Mastroianni, Anna C. (Editor), Kahn, Jeffrey P. (Editor), Kass, Nancy E. (Editor)
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Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2019]
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505 0 |a Part one : Foundations -- Section one : Conceptual foundations, ethical tensions, and ethical frameworks -- 1. An overview of conceptual foundations, ethical tensions, and ethical frameworks in public health / Andrew W. Siegel and Maria W. Merritt -- 2. Distinctive challenges of public health ethics / Ruth R. Faden, Sirine Shebaya, and Andrew W. Siegel -- 3. Public health programs and policies : ethical justifications / Ruth R. Fadem and Sirine Shebaya -- 4. Justice and public health / Govind Persad -- 5. Human rights and public health ethics / S, Matthew Liao -- Section two : How public health does its work -- 6. An overview of ethics and how public health does its work / Holly A. Taylor -- 7. The US public health system and ethics / Debra DeBruin and Jonathon P. Leider -- 8. Public health interventions : ethical implications / David R. Buchanan -- 9. The intersection of law, ethics, and public health in the United States / Stacie P. Kershner and Leslie E. Wolf -- Part two : Public health topics -- Seciton three : Health systems and public health -- 10. An overview of the ethics of health systems / Maria W. Merritt and Adnan A. Hyder -- 11. Health systems stewardship, governance, and accountability : issues of public health ethics / Michael J. Distefano and Jennifer Prah Ruger -- 12. Global Human resources for health : ethical aspects / George W. Pariyo and Henry Lucas -- 13. Health systems research ethics : public health perspectives / Bridget Pratt and Adnan A. Hyder -- 14. The learning health care system and ethics : challenges and opportunities / Stephanie Morain, Nancy E. Kass, and Ruth R. Faden -- Section four : Needs and issues related to particular populations -- 15. An overview of ethics issues for public health in particular populations / Ruth Gaare Bernheim and Elizabeth Fenton -- 16. Aging populations and public health ethics / Lois Shepherd -- 17. Children, adolescents, and public health : ethical considerations / Margaret Moon -- 18. Ethics in mental health care : a public health perspective / Richard J. Bonnie and Heather Zelle -- 19. Persons with disabilities and public health ethics / Monika Mitra, Linda Long-Bellil, and Robyn Powell -- 20. Sexual and gender minorities, public health, and ethics / Tonya Littlejohn, Tonia Poteat, and Chris Beyrer -- 21. Public health in the context of migration : ethics issues related to immigrants and refugees / Rachel E. Fabi -- Section Five : Health disparities -- 22. An overview of health disparities in the context of public health ethics / Andrew W. Siegel -- 23. Health disparities and the social determinants of health : ethical and social justice issues / Sridhar Venkatapuram -- 24. Racial and ethnic disparities as a public health ethics issue / Stephen B. Thomas -- 25. Reconciling two ethics goals of public health : reducing health disparities and improving population health / Norman Daniels -- 26. Measuring health inequity : a public health ethics inquiry / Yukiko Asada -- Section six : Data collection -- 27. An overview of ethics and public health data collection / Holly A. Taylor -- 28. Public health surveillance : ethical considerations / Lisa M. Lee -- 29. Framing public health research ethics / Holly A. Taylor -- 30. Community-based participatory research : ethical considerations / David R. Buchanan -- 31. Navigating the ethics of big data in public health / Effy Vayena and Lawrence Madoff -- Section seven : Sexual and reproductive health -- 32. An overview of sexual and reproductive health in the context of public health ethics / Leslie Meltzer Henry -- 33. Sexually transmitted infections, public health, and ethics / Mary A. Ott and John Santelli -- 34. Contraception and public health ethics / Saumya Ramarao and John Townsend -- 35. Abortion and public health ethics / Mahmoud F. Fathalla -- 36. Access to pregnancy-related services : public health ethics issues / Anne Drapkin Lyerly, Elana Jaffe, and Margaret Olivia Little -- Section eight : Communicable diseases -- 37. An overview of ethics, public health, and communicable diseases / Holly A. Taylor -- 38. Immunization and ethics : beneficence, coercion, public health, and the state / James Colgrove -- 39. Prevention and treatment of tuberculosis in low- and middle-income countries : ethical challenges / Diego S. Silva and Michael J. Selgelid -- 40. Control of mosquito-borne illnesses : a challenge to public health ethics / Laura Greisman, Barbara Koenig, and Michele Barry -- 41. Global HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment : public health ethics considerations / Mark Barnes and Devin Alexander Cohen -- Section nine : Noncommunicable diseases -- 42. An overview of ethics, public health, and noncommunicable diseases / Brendan Saloner -- 43. Tobacco as a matter of public health : ethical issues / Kristin Voigt -- 44. Alcohol and other drugs : public health ethics issues / Brendan Saloner -- 45. Global public health, noncommunicable diseases, and ethics / Hayley MacGregor -- 46. Treating cancer as a public health ethics issue / Yonaira M. Rivera and Otis W. Brawley -- Section ten : Food, water, and nutrition -- 47. An overview of ethical issues in food, water, and nutrition in public health / Claire Davis and Jessican Fanzo -- 48. Water, justice, and public health / Madison Powers -- 49. Malnutrition, public health, and ethics / Jessica Fanzo -- 50. Obesity prevention and promotion of good nutrition : public health ethics issues / Anna Barnhill -- Section eleven : Injuries -- 51. An overview of the ethics of injury in public health / Adnan A. Hyder -- 52. Preventing unintentional injuries : ethical considerations in public health / Shanthi Ameratunga, Monique Jonas, and Danilo Blank -- 53. Violence and public health ethics / Omrana Pasha, Myra F. Hyder, and Adnan A. Hyder -- Section twelve : Genetics -- 54. An overview of ethics and public health genetics / Debra J. H. Mathews -- 55. Eugenics and public health : historical connections and ethical implications / Paul Lombardo -- 56. Newborn screening in the United States : ethical issues / Michelle Huckaby Lewis and Jeffrey R. Botkin -- 57. Public health genomics, biobanking, and ethics / Karen M. Meagher, R. Jean Cadigan, Gail E. Henderson, and Eric T. Juengst -- 58. Genetic epidemiology, infectious disease, and public health ethics / Priya Duggal, Gail Geller, and Andrea Sutherland -- Section thirteen : Environmental health -- 59. An overview of ethics and environmental health / David B. Resnik -- 60. Industrial chemicals, pesticides, public health, and ethics / Elise M. R. Smith and Mark F. Miller -- 61. Occupational health the built environment : ethical issues / David B. Resnik -- 62. Environmental justice, ethics, and public health / James Dwyer -- 63. Energy, emissions, and public health ethics / Cheryl C. Macpherson -- 64. Environmental health research and ethics / David B. Resnik -- Section fourteen : Emergency preparedness and response -- 65. An overview of public health ethics in emergency preparedness and response / Leslie Meltzer Henry -- 66. Biosecurity and public health ethics issues raised by biological threats / Nicholas Evans and Thomas Inglesby -- 67. Natural and industrial disaster events, public health, and ethics / Elizabeth Fenton and Dan Hanfling -- 68. Pandemic disease, public health, and ethics / Maxwell Smith and Ross Upshur -- Section fifteen : Public health policy and politics -- 69. An overview of ethics, public health policy, and politics / Adnan A. Hyder and David M. Bishai -- 70. Global development, global public health, and ethics / Gerald Bloom and Hayler MacGregor -- 71. Responsible resource allocation, public health stewardship, and ethics / Robert Hecht, Daniel Arias, and Carleigh Krubiner -- 72. The political economy of public health : challenges for ethics / Ted Schrecker -- 73. Incorporating ethics in policy change and health reform / Gerard Anderson, Jeromie M. Ballreich, and Afsan Bhadelia. 
520 8 |a Natural disasters and cholera outbreaks. Ebola, SARS, and concerns over pandemic flu. HIV and AIDS. E. coli outbreaks from contaminated produce and fast foods. Threats of bioterrorism. Contamination of compounded drugs. Vaccination refusals and outbreaks of preventable diseases. These are just some of the headlines from the last 30-plus years highlighting the essential roles and responsibilities of public health, all of which come with ethical issues and the responsibilities they create. Public health has achieved extraordinary successes. And yet these successes also bring with them ethical tension. Not all public health successes are equally distributed in the population; extraordinary health disparities between rich and poor still exist. The most successful public health programs sometimes rely on policies that, while improving public health conditions, also limit individual rights. Public health practitioners and policymakers face these and other questions of ethics routinely in their work, and they must navigate their sometimes competing responsibilities to the health of the public with other important societal values such as privacy, autonomy, and prevailing cultural norms.--From publisher. 
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