Guide to the "Select Issues in Biomedical Ethics" [videorecording]

Daniel Hartwig

Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

Stanford, California

November 2010

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Overview

Call Number: V0193

Creator: Stanford Channel (Television station : Stanford, Calif.)

Title: "Select Issues in Biomedical Ethics" [videorecording]

Dates: 1998

Physical Description: 1.25 Linear feet 10 videotapes (VHS)

Summary: Telecourse taught by Ernle Young, professor of medicine at the Stanford Medical School, and Simon Whitney, a Fellow at the Center for Biomedical Ethics; subjects include genetics and the Human Genome Project, emergency medicine, physician-assisted suicide, managed care, and organ transplantation. Guest speakers include Henry Greeley, Bruce Feldstein, Fred Marcus, David Spiegel, and Alain Enthoven.

Language(s): The materials are in English.

Repository: Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Administrative Information

Provenance

Administrative transfer, 1999.

Information about Access

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"Select Issues in Biomedical Ethics" (V0193). Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

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Description of the Collection

Telecourse taught by Ernle Young, professor of medicine at the Stanford Medical School, and Simon Whitney, a Fellow at the Center for Biomedical Ethics; subjects include genetics and the Human Genome Project, emergency medicine, physician-assisted suicide, managed care, and organ transplantation. Guest speakers include Henry Greeley, Bruce Feldstein, Fred Marcus, David Spiegel, and Alain Enthoven.

Access Terms

Enthoven, Alain C., 1930-

Feldstein, Bruce.

Greeley, Henry.

Human Genome Project--Moral and ethical aspects.

Human Genome Project. -- General subdivision--Moral and ethical aspects.;

Marcus, Fred.

Spiegel, David, 1945-

Stanford Channel (Television station : Stanford, Calif.)

Whitney, Simon.

Young, Ernle W. D.

Assisted suicide--Moral and ethical aspects.

Emergency medicine--Moral and ethical aspects.

Managed care plans (Medical care)--Moral and ethical aspects.

Medical ethics.

Videorecordings.

Box 1

Videos

Box 1

V193.1 Principles of Medical Ethics and the Duties Deriving from Them March 1998

Box 1

V193.2 Ethical Issues in Genetics and the Human Genome Project 1998 Apr

Box 1

V193.3 Ethical Issues in Genetics and the Human Genome Project, Henry Greely 1998 Apr

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V193.4 Emergency Ethics in Medicine 1998 Apr

Box 2

V193.5 Ethics in Emergency Medicine, Bruce Feldstein 1998 Apr

Box 2

V193.6 Physician-Assisted Suicide: Ethical Issues 1998 May

Box 2

V193.7A Physician-Assisted Suicide 1998 May

Box 2

V193.7B Physician-Assisted Suicide, Fred Marcus and David Spiegel 1998 May

Box 2

V193.8 Managed Care: Ethical Issues, Alain Enthoven 1998 May

Box 2

V193.9 Ethical Issues in Organ Transplantation and Course Review 1998 May