AIDS and Ethics

Edited by Frederic G. Reamer

Paper, 317 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-07359-2
$32.50 / £19.00

December, 1991
Cloth, 317 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-07358-5
$83.50 / £49.00

Preface

Contributors

1. AIDS: The Relevance of Ethics, by Frederic G. Reamer

2. AIDS, Public Health, and Civil Liberties: Consensus and Conflict in Policy, by Ronald Bayer

3. Mandatory HIV Screening and Testing, by James F. Childress

4. AIDS and the Ethics of Human Subjects Research, by Carol Levine

5. AIDS and the Crisis of Health Insurance, by Gerald M. Oppenheimer and Robert A. Padgug

6. Ethical Issues in AIDS Education, by Nora Kizer Bell

7. Ethics and Militant AIDS Activism, by Courtney S. Campbell

8. AIDS and the Physician-Patient Relationship, by Robert J. Levine

9. AIDS and the Obligations of Health Care Professionals, by Abigail Zuger

10. AIDS and Privacy, by Ferdinand Schoeman

11. AIDS and the Law, by Donald H.J. Hermann

Index

Related Subjects

• Social Work

About the Author

Frederic G. Reamer is a professor in the School of Social Work at Rhode Island College. He is the author of Social Work Values and Ethics, Social Work Malpractice and Liability, The Philosophical Foundations of Social Work, and Ethical Dilemmas in Social Service; co-author of Rehabilitating Juvenile Justice; and editor of AIDS and Ethics and The Foundations of Social Work Knowledge, (all published by Columbia). He is also the author of the recently published Ethical Standards in Social Work: Commentary on the NASW Code of Ethics.

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