Healthcare Ethics on Film

Healthcare Ethics on Film is a comprehensive academic book that addresses the complex ethical dilemmas in healthcare. It serves as a companion to Clinical Ethics on Film and broadens the focus to a variety of topics affecting healthcare delivery. While the previous work concentrated on the ethical challenges in the relationship between healthcare providers and patients, Healthcare Ethics on Film highlights broader ethical issues related to access to healthcare, discrimination, organizational ethics, and resource allocation. The detailed chapters cover significant topics such as the Tuskegee Study, AIDS, medical euthanasia, the US healthcare system, reproductive justice, transplantation ethics, and ethics in pandemics. This book is designed for both medical professionals and educators in the fields of bioethics and health sciences, making it an excellent resource for use in both in-person and online teaching formats.