UNESCO
Ashgate Dartmouth
Hardback
336
1993
This book presents a humane approach to the issues of health rights recognizing they are embedded in an interpersonal web of privileges and obligations understandable in particular socio-economic and cultural contexts. It reflects the author?s long experience as a clinician a scholar and an international health consultant. It is aimed not only at policy makers and those concerned with human rights and biomedical ethics in general but at scientists practitioners and students of medicine public health officers and the other health professions especially those whose interests cross national and cultural boundaries.
Ashgate Dartmouth
Hardback
336
1993
This book presents a humane approach to the issues of health rights recognizing they are embedded in an interpersonal web of privileges and obligations understandable in particular socio-economic and cultural contexts. It reflects the author?s long experience as a clinician a scholar and an international health consultant. It is aimed not only at policy makers and those concerned with human rights and biomedical ethics in general but at scientists practitioners and students of medicine public health officers and the other health professions especially those whose interests cross national and cultural boundaries.