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Journal of Contemporary Health Law & Policy (1985-2015) Volume 5 Issue 1 Article 24 1989 Cumulative Index - 1985-1989 - Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.law.edu/jchlp Recommended Citation Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy, Cumulative Index - 1985-1989 - Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5, 5 J. Contemp. Health L. & Pol'y 363 (1989). Available at: https://scholarship.law.edu/jchlp/vol5/iss1/24 This Index is brought to you for free and open access by CUA Law Scholarship Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Journal of Contemporary Health Law & Policy (1985-2015) by an authorized editor of CUA Law Scholarship Repository. For more information, please contact edinger@law.edu. CUMULATIVE INDEX1985-1989VOLUMES 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5DEDICATIONSVolume PageDonley, Rosemary, Ph.D. ......................................... 3 1Frankino, Steven P. .............................................. 1 1Garvey, John L . ................................................ 5 viiiGrandfleld, David J.K. ........................................... 4 viiO'Brien, Raymond C ............................................ 5 xiiSmith, George P., 1 ..................... ........................ 2 1ARTICLES AND COMMENTARIESAdvocacy and Nursing Education in theTwentieth CenturyMary Jean Flaherty, Ph.D. ................................ 3 169Baby M: Catalyst for Family Law Reform?W alter J. W adlington .................................... 5 1Behavioral Research on Aid-Giving that can Assist Lawmakers WhileTesting Scientific TheoryJohn H. Beckstrom ...................................... 1 25Bioethical Decisions and Opportunity CostsHon. M ichael D. Kirby ................................... 2 7Brave New World of Health Care, ARosemary Donley, Ph.D ................................... 2 47Character, Virtue, and Self-Interest in the Ethics of the ProfessionsEdmund D. Pellegrino, MD. .............................. 5 53Christian Values and Critical IssuesWilliam J. Byron, S.J. .................................... 3 11COBRA: An Incremental Approach to National Health InsuranceThomas H. Somers ...................................... 5 141Volume PageConflict Between Autonomy and Beneficience in Medical Ethics: Proposalfor a Resolution, TheEdmund D. Pelligrino, M.D. andDavid C. Thomasma, Ph.D. ............................... 3 23Crazy System: Mental Health Care Delivery in America, ASteven R. Sm ith ......................................... 5 75Death Be Not Proud: Medical, Ethical and Legal Dilemmas in ResourceAllocationGeorge P. Smith, II ...................................... 3 47Education and Image: Critical Issues Confronting the Nursing ProfessionSusan Crissman, M.D. and Linda Betz ..................... 3 179Ethical Dilemmas in the Treatment of Critically Ill NewbornsBenjy F. Brooks, M D. ................................... 1 133Ethical Problems in Treating Military Patients with HumanImmunodeficiency Virus DiseasesEdmund G. Howe, MD. ................................. 3 111Ethics and Economics of Enforcing Contracts of SurrogateMotherhood, TheHon. Richard A. Posner .................................. 5 21Euthanasia in AustralasiaK M Sharm a .......................................... 2 131Extracorporeal Embryos and the Abortion DebateJohn A. Robertson ....................................... 2 53Fact Finding FaithM elanie DiPietro, S. C. ................................... 3 185Homelessness: A Commentary and a BibliographyRaymond B. Marcin ..................................... 4 203Implications of the Coming Retreat from Roe v. WadeCharles E. Rice ......................................... 4 1Informed Consent to Participation in Medical Research EmployingElderly Human SubjectsRobert L. Schwartz ...................................... 1 115Justice and Cost-Containment In End-Stage Renal DiseaseBrian V Johnstone, Ph.D. ................................ 3 65Legal Implications and Law Making in Bioethics and ExperimentalMedicineR ussell Scott ............................................ 1 47Legal Medicine: The Ombudsman of Medical EthicsBernard J. Ficarra, M D. ................................. 3 151Lesson of the Red Squirrel: Consensus and Betrayal in theEnvironmental StatutesWilliam H. Rodgers, Jr. .................................. 5 161Limitations in Canadian Law on the Right of a Prisoner to RefuseMedical TreatmentDonald G. Casswell ...................................... 2 155Limitations on Reproductive Autonomy for the Mentally HandicappedGeorge P. Smith, II ...................................... 4 71Minimizing Antitrust Risks of Blue Cross and Blue Shield PlansCharles J. Steele ......................................... 4 227Moral Argument and Christian EthicsRichard A. McCormick, S.J. .............................. 1 3Volume PageNew Reproductive Technologies and the Law: A Roman CatholicPerspective, TheWilliam J. Wagner ...................................... 4 37Nudity, Obscenity and Pornography: The Streetcars Named Lust andDesireGeorge P. Smith, H ...................................... 4 155Patient Threats Against Third Parties: The Psychotherapist's Duty ofReasonable CareCharles B. M cCarty ...................................... 5 119Pedophilia: The Legal Predicament of ClergyRaymond C. O'Brien ..................................... 4 91Public Policy and the AIDS EpidemicRichard F Duncan ...................................... 2 169Quality-of-Life Ethics and Constitutional Jurisprudence: The Demise ofNatural Rights and Equal Protection for the Disabled andIncompetentRobert A. Destro ........................................ 2 71Rationing Health Care: The Ethics of Medical GatekeepingEdmund D. Pellegrino, MD................................ 2 23Social Mandate for Nursing: Prescription for the Future, ARosemary Donley, Ph.D. .................................. 1 39Some Moral Connections Between Organ Procurement and OrganDistributionJames F Childress, Ph.D. ................................. 3 85Survey of Medical Malpractice Law in England: Crisis? What Crisis?, AAndrew Grubb .......................................... 1 75Triage: Endgame RealitiesGeorge P. Smith, H ...................................... 1 143Where in the World Are We Going With the New Genetics?John C Fletcher, Ph.D. .................................. 5 33Wombs for Rent, Selves for Sale?David H. Sm ith ......................................... 4 23ARTICLES AND COMMENTARIES-AUTHORSVolume PageBeckstrom, John H. Behavioral Research on Aid-Giving that can AssistLawmakers While Testing Scientific Theory ...................... 1 25Betz Linda Education and Image: Critical Issues Confronting theNursing Profession ........................................... 3 179Brooks, Benjy F, M.D. Ethical Dilemmas in the Treatment of CriticallyIll N ewborns ................................................ 1 133Bryon, William J. Christian Values and Critical Issues ............... 3 11Casswell, Donald G. Limitations in Canadian Law on the Right of aPrisoner to Refuse Medical Treatment .......................... 2 155Childress, James F, Ph.D. Some Moral Connections Between OrganProcurement and Organ Distribution ........................... 3 85Crissman, Susan Education and Image: Critical Issues Confronting theNursing Profession ........................................... 3 179Volume PageDestro, Robert A. Quality-of-Life Ethics and ConstitutionalJurisprudence: The Demise of Natural Rights and Equal Protectionfor the Disabled and Incompetent .............................. 2 71DiPietro, Melanie, S.C. Fact Finding Faith ......................... 3 185Donley, Rosemary, Ph.D. Social Mandate for Nursing: Prescription forthe Future, A ............................................... 1 39Duncan, Richard F Public Policy and the AIDS Epidemic ........... 2 169Ficarra, Bernard J., M.D. Legal Medicine: The Ombudsman ofM edical Ethics .............................................. 3 151Flaherty, Mary Jean, Ph.D. Advocacy and Nursing Education in theTwentieth Century ........................................... 3 169Fletcher, John C, Ph.D. Where in the World Are We Going With theNew Genetics? ............................................... 5 33Grubb, Andrew Survey of Medcial Malpractice Law in England: Crisis?W hat Crisis?, A ............................................. 1 75Howe, Edmund G.; M.D. Ethical Problems in Treating Military Patientswith Human Immunodeficiency Virus Diseases ................... 3 65Johnstone, Brian V., Ph.D. Justice and Cost-Containment In End-StageRenal Disease .............................................. . 3 65Kirby, Hon. Michael D. Bioethical Decisions and Opportunity Costs .... 2 7Marcin, Raymond B. Homelessness: A Commentary and a Bibliography 4 203McCarty, Charles B. Patient Threats Against Third Parties: ThePsychotherapist's Duty of Reasonable Care ....................... 5 119McCormick, Richard A., SJ. Moral Argument and Christian Ethics ... 1 3O'Brien, Raymond C. Pedophilia: The Legal Predicament of Clergy ... 4 91Pellegrino, Edmund D., M.D. Character, Virtue, and Self-Interest in theEthics of the Professions ...................................... 5 53Pellegrino, Edmund D., M.D. Conflict Between Autonomy andBeneficence in Medical Ethics: Proposal for a Resolution .......... 3 23Pellegrino, Edmund D., M.D. Rationing Health Care: The Ethics ofM edical Gatekeeping ......................................... 2 23Posner, Hon. Richard A. The Ethics and Economics of EnforcingContracts of Surrogate Motherhood ............................. 5 21Rice, Charles E Implications of the Coming Retreat from Wade v.W ade ...................................................... 4 1Robertson, John A. Extracorporeal Embryos and the Abortion Debate 2 53Rodgers, William H., Jr. The Lesson of the Red Squirrel: Consensusand Betrayal in the Environmental Statutes ...................... 5 161Schwartz, Robert L. Informed Consent to Participation in MedicalResearch Employing Elderly Human Subjects .................... 1 115Scott, Russell Legal Implications and Law Making in Bioethics andExperimental M edicine ....................................... 1 47Sharma, K.M. Euthanasia in Australasia .......................... 2 131Smith, David H. Wombs for Rent, Selves for Sale? .................. 4 23Smith, George P., II Death Be Not Proud: Medical, Ethical and LegalDilemmas in Resource Allocation .............................. 3 47Smith, George P., II Limitations on Reproductive Autonomy for theM entally Handicapped ....................................... 4 71Smith, George P., 11 Nudity, Obscenity and Pornography: TheStreetcars Named Lust and Deisre ............................. 4 155Smith, George P., 11 Triage.: Endgame Realities .................... 1 143Smith, Steven R. A Crazy System: Mental Health Care Delivery inA m erica .................................................... 5 75Volume PageSomers, Thomas H COBRA: An Incremental Approach to NationalH ealth Insurance ............................................ 5 141Steele, Charles J. Minimizing Antitrust Risks of Blue Cross and BlueShield Plans ................................................ 4 227Thomasma, David C., Ph.D. Conflict Between Autonomy andBeneficence in Medical Ethics: Proposal for a Resolution .......... 3 23Wadlington, Walter J. Baby M: Catalyst for Family Law Reform? .... 5 1Wagner, William J. New Reproductive Technologies and the Law: ARoman Catholic Perspective, The ............................... 4 37COMMENTS, CASE-COMMENTS, ANDADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGISLATIVECOMMENTSAgent Orange and Asbestos: A Case for Federal Common Law ......... 5 201Bitter Freedom: Deinstitutionalization and the Homeless ............... 3 205Callfor Action: The Burning Issue of Smoking in the Workplace, A .... 5 221Curing the Health Care Industry: Government Response to MedicareFraud and Abuse ............................................ 5 175Diagnosis Related Groups and the Price of Cost Containment ........... 2 305Do not Rususcitate Orders: A Matter of Life and Death in New York ... 4 449Don't Make Them Leave Their Rights at the Door: A RecommendedModel State Statute to Protect the Rights of the Elderly in NursingH om es ..................................................... 4 321DTP Vaccine Related Injury: An Examination of Proposed VaccineInjury Compensation Legislation ............................... 3 233Establishing Decisionmaking Standards for Medical Treatment to Protectthe Civil Rights of Handicapped Newborns ....................... 2 255Euthanasia in Maryland: The Right to Die With Dignity? ............. 5 297Exporting Unapproved New Drugs: Saving American Jobs or ImperilingForeign Consumers .......................................... 4 429Genetic Testing in the Workplace .................................. 4 375Haymon v. Wilkerson: The Wrongful Birth Cause of Action Emerges inthe District of Columbia ..................................... 5 281Hospice Movement: A Renewed View of the Death Process, The ........ 4 295Johnson v. Solomon: A State's Duty to Develop Community-BasedM ental Health Treatment ..................................... 3 281Law of Human Organ Procurement: A Modest Proposal, The .......... 1 195Parham v. JR.: Civil Psychiatric Commitment of Minors ............. 5 263Preferred Provider Organizations: Balancing Quality Assurance andUtilization Review ........................................... 4 275Prospect of Private Unauthorized Eugenics and Ten Feet Tall BasketballPlayers: A Case of Legislative Oversight, The .................... 1 155Protecting the Public from AIDS: A New Challenge to Traditional Formsof Epidemic Control ......................................... 2 191Public Smoking Controversy: Constitutional Protection v. CommonCourtesy, The ............................................... 2 215Radon: An Environmental Problem That Is Too Close to Home ........ 4 415Volume PageRemoval of a Nutrient Feeding Tube and the Need for a Living Will .... 3 253Sterilization: A Remedyfor the Malady of Child Abuse? .............. 5 245Sterilization Technology and Decisionmaking: Rethinking theIncompetent's Rights ......................................... 2 275United States v. Greber: A New Era in Medicare Fraud Enforcement 3 309Waller, Warnock, and Roe v. Wade: Variations on the Status of theOrphan Em bryo ............................................. 2 231Why Not Heroin? The Controversy Surrounding the Legalization ofHeroin for Therapeutic Purposes ............................... 1 173NOTESCalifornia Federal Savings & Loan Association v. Guerra: StateGuarantee of Pregnancy Disability Leave Confronts Title VII of theCivil Rights Act of 1964 ..................................... 2 327United States v. Leatherman: The Legality of the Administration ofPsychotrophic Drugs ......................................... 1 207In re Conroy: Self-Determination: Extending the Right to Die ........ 2 351International Primate Protection League v. Institute for BehavioralResearch: The Standing of Animal Protection Organizations Underthe Animal W elfare Act ...................................... 4 469Mother v. Fetus-The Case of 'Do or Die': In re A.C. .................. 5 319Northeast Department ILGWU Welfare Fund v. Teamsters Local No. 229Welfare Fund: An End to the Escape Clause as a Method ofCoordinating Health Benefits Under ERISA? .................... 3 319Perfect Together: Ayers v. Jackson Township and Presympton MedicalSurveillance Awards in Toxic Torts ............................ 5 339BOOKS REVIEWED-AUTHORSCallahan, Daniel SETrING LIMITS: MEDICAL GOALS IN AN AGINGSOCIETY. New York, New York. Simon & Schuster (1987) ....... 5 355Granfield, David J.K. INNER EXPERIENCE OF LAW: AJURISPRUDENCE OF SUBJECTIVITY, THE. Washington, D.C. TheCatholic University Press (1988) ............................... 4 479Smith, George P., IIMEDICAL-LEGAL ASPECTS OF CRYONICS: PROSPECTS FORIMMORIALITY. New York, New York. Associated FacultyPress (1983) ............................................ 2 173ETHICAL, LEGAL AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES TO A BRAVE NEWWORLD. New York, New York. Associated Faculty Press(1982) ................................................. 2 173GENETICS, ETHICS AND THE LAW. New York, New York.Associated Faculty Press (1981) ........................... 2 173Volume PageTHE NEW BIOLOGY: LAW, ETHICS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY. NewYork, New York. Human Sciences Press, Plenum PublishingCorp. (1989) ............................................ 5 359Smith, Steven R., Meyer, Robert G. LAW, BEHAVIOR, AND MENTALHEALTH: POLICY AND PRACTICE. New York and London: NewYork University Press (1987) ................................. 4 496BOOKS REVIEWED-REVIEWERSBuetow, Harold A.MEDICAL-LEGAL ASPECTS OF CRYONICS: PROSPECTS FORIMMORALITY. New York, New York. Associated FacultyPress (1983) ........................................... 2 173ETICAL, LEGAL AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES TO A BRAVE NEWWORLD. New York, New York. Associated Faculty Press(1982) ................................................ 2 173GENETICS, ETHICS AND THE LAW. New York, New York.Associated Faculty Press (1982) ........................... 2 173Cinelli, Giovana M. SETTING LIMITS: MEDICAL GOALS IN AN AGINGSOCIETY. New York, New York. Simon & Schuster (1987) ....... 5 355King, Josephine Y., Ph.D. THE NEW BIOLOGY: LAW, ETHICS ANDBIOTECHNOLOGY. New York, New York. Human Sciences Press,Plenum Publishing Corp. (1989) ............................... 5 359Marcin, Raymond B. LAW, BEHAVIOR, AND MENTAL HEALTH:POLICY AND PRACTICE. New York and London: New YorkUniversity Press (1987) ....................................... 4 496Wagner, William . INNER EXPERIENCE OF LAW: A JURISPRUDENCEOF SUBJECTIVITY, THE. Washington, D.C. The CatholicUniversity Press (1988) ....................................... 4 479

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