Introduction | |
Acknowledgments | |
The Right to Health and Its Implementation | p. 3 |
The Right to Health in International Law | p. 3 |
The Right to Health in Constitutional Law | p. 13 |
The Organization of National Health Care Systems | p. 18 |
Perspectives on Health Care Systems | p. 29 |
The Role of Legal Institutions in the Allocation and Rationing of Health Care Resources | p. 49 |
Removing Barriers to the Exercise of the Right to Health: Access to Transplantable Organs | p. 85 |
The Rights of Patients in Relationship with Health Care Professionals and Institutions | p. 101 |
Patients' Rights | p. 101 |
The Right to be Free from Medical Negligence | p. 113 |
The Right to Consent to Treatment | p. 145 |
Rights to Control Over Patient Information | p. 189 |
The Right to Complain | p. 226 |
The Patient's Right to Self-Determination and Competing Considerations | p. 243 |
Abortion | p. 243 |
Assisted Reproduction | p. 272 |
The Right to Die | p. 298 |
Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia | p. 326 |
The Rights of the Individual and the Interests of Society | p. 363 |
Public Health Law: Legal Approaches to HIV/AIDS | p. 363 |
Research Involving Human Subjects | p. 377 |
Index | p. 393 |
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