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Revisiting Multi‐Organ Transplantation in the Setting of Scarcity by Reese, P. P., Veatch, R. M., Abt, P. L., Amaral, S.

“…In the setting of organ scarcity, the ethics of multi‐organ transplantation (MOT) deserve new examination. MOT offers substantial benefits to certain…”
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Equal Opportunity Supplemented by Fair Innings: Equity and Efficiency in Allocating Deceased Donor Kidneys by Ross, L. F., Parker, W., Veatch, R. M., Gentry, S. E., Thistlethwaite, Jr, J. R.

“…For 7 years, the Kidney Transplantation Committee of the United Network for Organ Sharing/Organ Procurement Transplantation Network has attempted to revise the…”
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Organ Exchanges: Fairness to the O‐Blood Group by Veatch, R. M.

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The Impossibility of a Morality Internal to Medicine by Veatch, R M

“…After distinguishing two different meanings of the notion of a ‘morality internal to medicine’ and considering a hypothetical case of a society that relied on…”
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Uncontrolled Donation after Circulatory Determination of Death (UDCDD) and the Definition of Death by Hanto, D. W., Veatch, R. M.

“…The New York City protocol for a trial of uncontrolled donation after circulatory determination of death, which includes measures to reestablish circulation to…”
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Doctor Does Not Know Best: Why in the New Century Physicians Must Stop Trying to Benefit Patients by Veatch, R M

“…While twentieth-century medical ethics has focused on the duty of physicians to benefit their patients, the next century will see that duty challenged in three…”
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White coat ceremonies: a second opinion by Veatch, R M

“…A “white coat” ceremony functions as a rite of passage for students entering medical school. This comment provides a second option in response to the earlier,…”
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Consent, Confidentiality, and Research by Veatch, Robert M

“…Genetic testing for susceptibility to familial adenomatous polyposis has considerable importance for the relatives of patients with the disease, because a…”
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The pharmacist and assisted suicide by VEATCH, R. M

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The myth of presumed consent: ethical problems in new organ procurement strategies by Veatch, R M, Pitt, J B

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Non-heart-beating cadaver organ procurement: Two remaining issues by Veatch, R.M.

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Routine Inquiry about Organ Donation — An Alternative to Presumed Consent by Veatch, Robert M

“…AS of April 1991, there were 22,842 people in the United States on the waiting lists for organs for transplantation. 1 The list is getting longer each year…”
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Why Organ Exchanges Serve the Interests of O‐Donors by Veatch, R. M.

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Which Grounds for Overriding Autonomy Are Legitimate? by Veatch, Robert M.

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The nondirected live-kidney donor: ethical considerations and practice guidelines: A National Conference Report by Adams, Patricia L, Cohen, David J, Danovitch, Gabriel M, Edington, Reverend Mark D, Gaston, Robert S, Jacobs, Cheryl L, Luskin, Richard S, Metzger, Robert A, Peters, Thomas G, Siminoff, Laura A, Veatch, Robert M, Rothberg-Wegman, Lynn, Bartlett, Stephen T, Brigham, Lori, Burdick, James, Gunderson, Susan, Harmon, William, Matas, Arthur J, Thistlethwaite, J Richard, Delmonico, Francis L

“…The success of kidney transplantation from a genetically unrelated living spouse or friend has influenced transplant physicians to consider the requests of…”
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Medically futile care: the role of the physician in setting limits by Veatch, R M, Spicer, C M

“…In an effort to clarify the concept of "medically futile care," two types of futile care are identified: 1) care that produces no demonstrable effect; and 2)…”
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Preferential service for a powerful physician by POIKONEN, J, HAUPT, B. A, VEATCH, R. M

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Informing a patient about a homeopathic preparation by Kaatz, B L, Uretsky, S D, Veatch, R M

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Incommensurability: its implications for the patient/physician relation by Veatch, R M, Stempsey, W E

“…Scientific authority and physician authority are both challenged by Thomas Kuhn's concept of incommensurability. If competing "paradigms" or "world views"…”
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Consensus of expertise: the role of consensus of experts in formulating public policy and estimating facts by Veatch, R M

“…For years analysts have recognized the error of assuming that experts in medical science are also experts in deciding the clinically correct course for…”
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