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Placebo surgery for Parkinson's disease: do the benefits outweigh the risks?Peter A Clark
Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, USA
J Law Med Ethics 30:58-68. 2002- Medical futility in pediatrics: is it time for a public policy?Peter A Clark
J Public Health Policy 23:66-89. 2002.... - Sham surgery: to cut or not to cut--that is the ethical dilemmaPeter A Clark
St. Joseph's University
Am J Bioeth 3:66-8. 2003 - Mandatory neonatal male circumcision in Sub-Saharan Africa: medical and ethical analysisPeter A Clark
Institute of Catholic Bioethics, St Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 13:RA205-13. 2007..To deny individuals access to this effective therapy is to deny them the dignity and respect all persons deserve. Neonatal male circumcision is medically necessary and ethically imperative... - Slow-sand water filter: design, implementation, accessibility and sustainability in developing countriesPeter A Clark
Institute of Catholic Bioethics, Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 18:RA105-17. 2012.... - Telemedicine: medical, legal and ethical perspectivesPeter A Clark
Institute of Catholic Bioethics, Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 16:RA261-72. 2010..This conclusion is based upon the ethical responsibility to treat all persons with dignity and respect, which in this case, mandates the provision of the most cost-effective, beneficial medical care for all populations... - Afghanistan, poppies, and the global pain crisisPeter A Clark
Saint Joseph s University, 5600 City Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 16:RA49-57. 2010..In closing, a full ethical analysis of the paradigm is included to justify the arguments made in the paper... - Federal funding for needle exchange programsPeter A Clark
Institute of Catholic Bioethics, Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Med Sci Monit 16:PH1-13. 2010..Needle exchange programs should be an integral part of HIV prevention strategy, and are ethically imperative as well, restoring human dignity to the clients that so often need it.<br />.. - Mercy health promoters: a paradigm for implementing third world practices for resource-poor conditions of the developed worldPeter A Clark
St Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 13:PH1-8. 2007..It is also unique in that it can serve as a paradigm for other hospitals in the United States to meet the growing need of health care for the undocumented population... - Tube feedings and persistent vegetative state patients: ordinary or extraordinary means?Peter Clark
Department of Theology, Saint Joseph s University, 5600 City Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19135 1395, USA
Christ Bioeth 12:43-64. 2006..Moreover, additional analysis is needed to determine whether the papal allocution is in conflict with the traditional Catholic medical ethics understanding of the ordinary-extraordinary care distinction... - Face transplantation: Part II-an ethical perspectivePeter A Clark
Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U S A
Med Sci Monit 11:RA41-7. 2005..To permit this surgery now, when there are so many unknown, life-threatening dangers would be medically irresponsible and ethically objectionable... - Face transplantation: a medical perspectivePeter A Clark
Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Med Sci Monit 11:RA1-6. 2005.... - What residents are not learning: observations in an NICUP A Clark
Jesuit Community, Saint Joseph s University, 5600 City Avenue, Philadlephia, PA 19131, USA
Acad Med 76:419-24. 2001..He emphasizes that in order for such a well-rounded education to occur, the residency program-which in many cases means the attending physicians-must teach and model these varied skills and attitudes to their trainees... - Confidentiality and the physician-patient relationship -- ethical reflections from a surgical waiting roomPeter A Clark
St Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 8:SR31-4. 2002..This article identifies some legitimate concerns and offers some concrete solutions so that the physician-patient relationship can be further refined and the virtues and rights that support it can be reinforced... - Medical marijuana: should minors have the same rights as adults?Peter A Clark
Jesuit Community St Joseph s University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Med Sci Monit 9:ET1-9. 2003..To deny children the use of medical marijuana when appropriate is a grave injustice which violates the basic foundational beliefs of both medicine and.. - Fighting AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa: is a public- private partnership a viable paradigm?Peter A Clark
Jesuit Community Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 9:ET28-39. 2003..CONCLUSIONS: Clinical ethics is of necessity a two-way street, one in which ethical paradigms influence practitioners and researchers whose expertise, in turn, necessarily educates the non-clinical ethicist... - Medical marijuana: medical necessity versus political agendaPeter A Clark
Jesuit Community, St Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 17:RA249-61. 2011..Patients have a right to all beneficial treatments and to deny them this right violates their basic human rights... - Ethics committees in Catholic hospitals. A new study assesses their role, impact, and future in CHA-member hospitalsFrancis Bernt
Interdisciplinary Health Services, Wolfington Center, St Joseph's University, Philadelphia, USA
Health Prog 87:18-25. 2006..The results of this survey provide some important food for thought... - Prejudice and the medical profession. Racism, sometimes overt, sometimes subtle, continues to plague U.S. health carePeter A Clark
St. Joseph's University, Mercy Health System, Philadelphia, USA
Health Prog 84:12-23. 2003 - AIDS research in developing countries: do the ends justify the means?Peter A Clark
Jesuit Community, St Joseph s University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131, USA
Med Sci Monit 8:ED5-16. 2002..Researchers have an ethical responsibility to uphold the integrity of these ethical standards. Failure to do so today may have a devastating impact on humanity in the future... - Medication errors in family practice, in hospitals and after discharge from the hospital: an ethical analysisPeter A Clark
Saint Joseph's University, Mercy Health System, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
J Law Med Ethics 32:349-57, 192. 2004.... - Mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Botswana: an ethical perspective on mandatory testingPeter A Clark
Developing World Bioeth 6:1-12. 2006..To do less would be medically inappropriate and ethically irresponsible... - Medical ethics at Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib: the problem of dual loyaltyPeter A Clark
Institute of Catholic Bioethics at Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, USA
J Law Med Ethics 34:570-80, 481. 2006..The United States military medical system failed to protect detainee's human rights, violated the basic principles of medical ethics and ignored the basic tenets of medical professionalism... - Non-heart-beating organ donation and Catholic ethicsPeter A Clark
St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Natl Cathol Bioeth Q 4:537-51. 2004 - Ethical implications of pain management. Can a formalized policy help?Peter A Clark
St Joseph s University, Philadelphia, USA
Health Prog 83:19-28. 2002 - Physician participation in executions: care giver or executioner?Peter A Clark
Theology and Health Administration, Saint Joseph s University, Philadelphia, PA, USA
J Law Med Ethics 34:95-104. 2006 - Morphine vs. ABT-594: a reexamination by the principle of double effectPeter A Clark
John McShane Chair in Ethics, Saint Joseph's University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Linacre Q 70:109-20. 2003 - The ethics of mandatory HIV testing of all pregnant womenPeter A Clark
Saint Joseph's University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Linacre Q 70:2-17. 2003