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2012: Robert M Veatch
Hippocratic, religious, and secular ethics: the points of conflict.
Theoretical medicine and bioethics 2012;33(1):33-43.
2010: Robert M Veatch
Transplanting hearts after death measured by cardiac criteria: the challenge to the dead donor rule.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 2010;35(3):313-29.
2010: Robert M Veatch; Cheryl C Macpherson
Medical school oath-taking: the moral controversy.
The Journal of clinical ethics 2010;21(4):335-45.
2008: Robert M Veatch
Donating hearts after cardiac death--reversing the irreversible.
The New England journal of medicine 2008;359(7):672-3.
2007: Robert M Veatch
Implied, presumed and waived consent: the relative moral wrongs of under- and over-informing.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2007;7(12):39-41; discussion W3-4.
2007: Robert M Veatch
Just deserts?
The Hastings Center report 2007;37(3):4; author reply 6.
2007: Robert M Veatch
The irrelevance of equipoise.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 2007;32(2):167-83.
2006: Robert M Veatch
How philosophy of medicine has changed medical ethics.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 2006;31(6):585-600.
2006: Robert M Veatch
Why researchers cannot establish equipoise.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2006;6(4):55-7.
2006: Robert M Veatch
Assessing Pellegrino's reconstruction of medical morality.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2006;6(2):72-5.
2006: Timothy F Murphy; Robert M Veatch
Members first: the ethics of donating organs and tissues to groups.
Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees 2006;15(1):50-9.
2005: Robert M Veatch
Tissue issues: the ethical dilemma of collecting human tissues for research.
Formosan journal of medical humanities 2005;6(1-2):3-13.
2005: Robert M Veatch
The death of whole-brain death: the plague of the disaggregators, somaticists, and mentalists.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 2005;30(4):353-78.
2005: Robert M Veatch
Disaster preparedness and triage: justice and the common good.
The Mount Sinai journal of medicine, New York 2005;72(4):236-41.
2005: Robert M Veatch
Terri Schiavo, Son Hudson, and 'nonbeneficial' medical treatments.
Health affairs (Project Hope) 2005;24(4):976-9.
2005: Robert M Veatch
Organs on the Internet.
The Hastings Center report 2005;35(3):6.
2005: James C Gilbert; Lori Brigham; D Scott Batty; Robert M Veatch
The nondirected living donor program: a model for cooperative donation, recovery and allocation of living donor kidneys.
American journal of transplantation : official journal of the American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons 2005;5(1):167-74.
2004: Robert M Veatch
Abandon the dead donor rule or change the definition of death?
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 2004;14(3):261-76.
2004: Robert M Veatch
Limiting life support: a world-wide consensus?
Critical care medicine 2004;32(2):597-8.
2004: Robert M Veatch
Bonus allocation points for those willing to donate organs.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2004;4(4):1-3; discussion W35-7.
2004: Robert M Veatch
The total artificial heart: is paying for it immoral and stopping it murder?
Medical ethics (Burlington, Mass.) 2004;11(1):1-2, 12.
2004: David Steinberg; Robert M Veatch
Dialogue: The total artificial heart and the morality of killing.
Medical ethics (Burlington, Mass.) 2004;11(2):10-2.
2004: Robert M Veatch
Consent and persons with marginal mental impairment.
Ethics and intellectual disability 2004;8(1):6-7.
2003: Robert M Veatch
Ethical aspects of recommending lifestyle interventions to patients.
JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association 2003;290(20):2660; author reply 2660-1.
2003: Robert M Veatch
Is there a common morality?
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 2003;13(3):189-92.
2003: Robert M Veatch
Do not resuscitate: ordering nonassault and charting patients' decisions to forgo cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Critical care medicine 2003;31(5):1593-5.
2003: Robert M Veatch
Inactivating a total artificial heart: special moral problems.
Death studies 2003;27(4):305-15.
2003: Robert M Veatch
Why liberals should accept financial incentives for organ procurement.
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 2003;13(1):19-36.
2003: Robert M Veatch
The dead donor rule: true by definition.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2003;3(1):10-1.
2002: Robert M Veatch
The right of subjects to see the protocol.
IRB 2002;24(5):6-8.
2002: Patricia L Adams; David J Cohen; Gabriel M Danovitch; Reverend Mark D Edington; Robert S Gaston; Cheryl L Jacobs; Richard S Luskin; Robert A Metzger; Thomas G Peters; Laura A Siminoff; Robert M Veatch; Lynn Rothberg-Wegman; Stephen T Bartlett; Lori Brigham; James F Burdick; Susan Gunderson; William E Harmon; Arthur J Matas; J Richard Thistlethwaite; Francis L Delmonico
The nondirected live-kidney donor: ethical considerations and practice guidelines: A National Conference Report.
Transplantation 2002;74(4):582-9.
2002: Robert M Veatch
Assault or homicide: treating and letting die without consent.
Critical care medicine 2002;30(4):937-8.
2002: Robert M Veatch
White coat ceremonies: a second opinion.
Journal of medical ethics 2002;28(1):5-9.
2002: Robert M Veatch
Withholding nutrition on the conscious mentally disabled patient: a review and commentary.
Ethics and intellectual disability 2002;7(1):5-7.
2002: Robert M Veatch
Indifference of subjects: an alternative to equipoise in randomized clinical trials.
Social philosophy & policy 2002;19(2):295-323.
2002: Robert M Veatch
The birth of bioethics: autobiographical reflections of a patient person.
Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees 2002;11(4):344-52.
2002: Robert M Veatch
Subject indifference and the justification of placebo-controlled trials.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2002;2(2):12-3.
2001: Robert M Veatch
The impossibility of a morality internal to medicine.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 2001;26(6):621-42.
2001: Robert M Veatch
The role of the patient and the family in deciding to forgoing life-support: Eastern and Western perspectives.
Formosan journal of medical humanities 2001;2(1-2):3-17.
2001: Robert M Veatch
Transplants and mental disability: the meaning of discrimination.
Ethics and intellectual disability 2001;6(1):1-5.
2001: Robert M Veatch
Ethics consultation: permission from patients and other problems of method.
The American journal of bioethics : AJOB 2001;1(4):43-5.
2000: Robert M Veatch
Doctor does not know best: why in the new century physicians must stop trying to benefit patients.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 2000;25(6):701-21.
2000: Robert M Veatch
A new basis for allocating livers for transplant.
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 2000;10(1):75-80.
1999: Robert M Veatch
The foundations of bioethics.
Bioethics 1999;13(3-4):206-17.
1999: Robert M Veatch
The pharmacist and assisted suicide.
American journal of health-system pharmacy : AJHP : official journal of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists 1999;56(3):260-6.
1998: Robert M Veatch
Egalitarian and maximin theories of justice: directed donation of organs for transplant.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1998;23(5):456-76.
1998: Robert M Veatch
The place of care in ethical theory.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1998;23(2):210-24.
1997: Robert M Veatch
Who should manage care? The case for patients.
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 1997;7(4):391-401.
1997: Robert M Veatch
Non-heart-beating cadaver organ procurement: two remaining issues.
Transplantation proceedings 1997;29(8):3339-40.
1997: Robert M Veatch
Single payers and multiple lists: must everyone get the same coverage in a universal health plan?
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 1997;7(2):153-69.
1996: Robert M Veatch
Which grounds for overriding autonomy are legitimate?
The Hastings Center report 1996;26(6):42-3.
1995: Robert M Veatch
Resolving conflicts among principles: ranking, balancing, and specifying.
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 1995;5(3):199-218.
1995: Robert M Veatch
Bioethics and philosophy of science.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1995;20(3):227-31.
1995: Robert M Veatch; W E Stempsey
Incommensurability: its implications for the patient/physician relation.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1995;20(3):253-69.
1995: Robert M Veatch; J B Pitt
The myth of presumed consent: ethical problems in new organ procurement strategies.
Transplantation proceedings 1995;27(2):1888-92.
1995: Robert M Veatch
Abandoning informed consent.
The Hastings Center report 1995;25(2):5-12.
1995: Robert M Veatch
The role of ethics in quality and accountability initiatives.
Medical care 1995;33(1 Suppl):JS69-74; discussion JS74-6.
1994: Robert M Veatch
Why physicians cannot determine if care is futile.
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 1994;42(8):871-4.
1994: Robert M Veatch
What counts as basic health care? Private values and public policy.
The Hastings Center report 1994;24(3):20-1.
1994: J Michael Dennis; Patricia Hanson; Robert M Veatch
An evaluation of the ethics of presumed consent and a proposal based on required response.
UNOS update 1994;10(2):16-21.
1994: Robert M Veatch
Healthcare rationing through global budgeting: the ethical choices.
The Journal of clinical ethics 1994;5(4):291-6.
1993: Robert M Veatch; C M Spicer
Futile care. Physicians should not be allowed to refuse to treat. Point.
Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) 1993;74(10):22-7.
1993: Robert M Veatch
From forgoing life support to aid-in-dying.
The Hastings Center report 1993;23(6 Suppl):S7-8.
1993: Robert M Veatch
The impending collapse of the whole-brain definition of death.
The Hastings Center report 1993;23(4):18-24.
1993: Robert M Veatch
Forgoing life-sustaining treatment: limits to the consensus. Part 2.
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 1993;3(1):1-19.
1992: James F Burdick; Jeremiah G Turcotte; Robert M Veatch
Principles of organ and tissue allocation and donation by living donors.
Transplantation proceedings 1992;24(5):2226.
1992: Michael S Soares; Allison C Warnock; Beth Barham; Robert M Veatch
Pharmacist's obligation to hold confidential patient's intent to commit suicide.
American journal of hospital pharmacy 1992;49():864-9.
1992: Robert M Veatch
Ethical perspectives on the FDA and ADA evaluation of dental products.
Journal of public health dentistry 1992;52(6; Spec. Iss):387-90.
1992: Robert M Veatch; C M Spicer
Medically futile care: the role of the physician in setting limits.
American journal of law & medicine 1992;18(1-2):15-36.
1992: Robert M Veatch
Ethical perspectives on the FDA and ADA evaluation of dental products.
Journal of public health dentistry 1992;52(6):387-90.
1992: Robert M Veatch
Brain death and slippery slopes.
The Journal of clinical ethics 1992;3(3):181-7.
1991: Robert M Veatch
Should basic care get priority? Doubts about rationing the Oregon way.
Kennedy Institute of Ethics journal 1991;1(3):187-206.
1991: Robert M Veatch
Consensus of expertise: the role of consensus of experts in formulating public policy and estimating facts.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1991;16(4):427-45.
1991: Robert M Veatch; J D Moreno
Consensus in panels and committees: conceptual and ethical issues.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1991;16(4):371-3.
1991: Robert M Veatch
Professional ethics vs. cost containment: the inevitable clash.
The Internist 1991;32(6):9-11, 15.
1991: Robert M Veatch
Allocating health resources ethically: new roles for administrators and clinicians.
Frontiers of health services management 1991;8(1):3-29, 43-4.
1990: Robert M Veatch
Justice in health care: the contribution of Edmund Pellegrino.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1990;15(3):269-87.
1990: Robert M Veatch
Nancy Cruzan and the best interest standard.
Midwest medical ethics : a publication of the Midwest Bioethics Center 1990;6(4):17-9.
1990: Robert M Veatch
Physicians and cost containment: the ethical conflict.
Jurimetrics 1990;30(4):461-82.
1990: Robert M Veatch
Should we study the Hippocratic Oath?
The Journal of clinical ethics 1990;1(4):291-2.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Drug research in humans: the ethics of nonrandomized access.
Clinical pharmacy 1989;8(5):366-70.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Life and Death Decision Making, by Baruch A. Brody.
Bioethics 1989;3(2):147-51.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Defining death at the beginning of life.
Second opinion (Park Ridge, Ill.) 1989;(10):51-9.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Medical ethics in the Soviet Union.
The Hastings Center report 1989;19(2):11-4.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Bioethics discovers the Bill of Rights.
National forum 1989;69(4):11-3.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Contemporary bioethics and the demise of modern medicine.
Bioethics news 1989;8(2):6-21.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Ethics committees. Advice and consent.
The Hastings Center report 1989;19(1):20-2.
1989: Robert M Veatch
Hospital pharmacy: what is ethical?
American journal of hospital pharmacy 1989;46(1):109-15.
1988: Robert M Veatch
The danger of virtue.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1988;13(4):445-6.
1988: Robert M Veatch
Should I enroll in a randomized clinical trial? A critical commentary.
IRB 1988;10(5):7-8.
1988: Robert M Veatch
Comparative medical ethics: an introduction.
The Journal of medicine and philosophy 1988;13(3):225-9.
1988: Robert M Veatch
Justice and the economics of terminal illness.
The Hastings Center report 1988;18(4):34-40.
1987: Robert M Veatch
The ethics of promoting herd immunity.
Family & community health 1987;10(1):44-53.
1987: Robert M Veatch; Carol G Mason
Hippocratic vs. Judeo-Christian medical ethics: principles in conflict.
The Journal of religious ethics 1987;15(1):86-105.
1986: Alexander Morgan Capron; Sissela Bok; Richard A McCormick; Eric J Cassell; Robert M Veatch; Daniel Callahan
How the Report made a difference: reflections on a 15th anniversary.
The Hastings Center report 1986;16(5):8-17.
1986: Robert M Veatch
The ethics of resource allocation in critical care.
Critical care clinics 1986;2(1):73-89.
1984: Robert M Veatch
Medical ethics.
JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association 1984;252(16):2296-300.
1984: Robert M Veatch
The Hippocratic ethic is dead.
The New physician 1984;48():41-42, 48.
1982: Robert M Veatch
Limits to the right of privacy: reason, not rhetoric--response.
IRB 1982;4(4):5-7.
1982: Lauren H Seiler; Robert M Veatch
Social science research regulations.
The Hastings Center report 1982;12(2):45-6.
1982: Robert M Veatch
The ethics of research involving radiation.
IRB 1982;4(1):3-5.
1981: Robert M Veatch
Patients' rights and physician accountability: problems with PSROs.
Bioethics quarterly 1981;3(3-4):137-55.
1981: Angela R Holder; Robert M Veatch
Can teenagers participate in research without parental consent?
IRB 1981;3(2):5-8.
1981: Robert M Veatch
When should the patient know?
Barrister (Chicago, Ill.) 1981;8(1):7-8+.
1981: Robert M Veatch
Research on 'nonconsentables': commentary.
IRB 1981;3(1):6-7.
1980: James S Todd; Robert M Veatch
Medical ethics: a one-way covenant?
The Hastings Center report 1980;10(6):4+.
1980: David G Dibbell; Robert M Veatch
Wanted: a Heisenberg for an Orwell.
JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association 1980;244(8):767-8.
1980: Richard A McCormick; Robert M Veatch
The preservation of life and self-determination.
Theological studies 1980;41(2):390-6.