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Authors: Morris, PJ Sells, RA

Citation: Pj. Morris et Ra. Sells, Paying for organs from living donors, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 229-230

Money matters: Should ability to pay ever be a consideration in gaining access to transplantation?

Authors: Evans, RW

Citation: Rw. Evans, Money matters: Should ability to pay ever be a consideration in gaining access to transplantation?, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 231-241

Comment: Ability to pay and access to transplantation

Authors: Daniels, N

Citation: N. Daniels, Comment: Ability to pay and access to transplantation, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 242-245

Allocation and rationing

Authors: Caplan, AL Coelho, DH

Citation: Al. Caplan et Dh. Coelho, Allocation and rationing, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 247-249

Prioritization and organ distribution for liver transplantation

Authors: Bronsther, O Fung, JJ Izakis, A Van Thiel, D Starzl, TE

Citation: O. Bronsther et al., Prioritization and organ distribution for liver transplantation, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 250-259

Rationing failure: The ethical lessons of the retransplantation of scarce vital organs

Authors: Ubel, PA Arnold, RM Caplan, AL

Citation: Pa. Ubel et al., Rationing failure: The ethical lessons of the retransplantation of scarce vital organs, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 260-274

Should alcoholics compete equally for liver transplantation?

Authors: Moss, AH Siegler, M

Citation: Ah. Moss et M. Siegler, Should alcoholics compete equally for liver transplantation?, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 275-285

Alcoholics and liver transplantation

Authors: Cohen, C Benjamin, M

Citation: C. Cohen et M. Benjamin, Alcoholics and liver transplantation, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 286-293

Should a criminal receive a heart transplant? Medical justice vs. societaljustice

Authors: Schneiderman, LJ Jecker, NS

Citation: Lj. Schneiderman et Ns. Jecker, Should a criminal receive a heart transplant? Medical justice vs. societaljustice, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 294-304

Value

Authors: Caplan, AL Coelho, DH

Citation: Al. Caplan et Dh. Coelho, Value, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 305-307

Racial equity in renal transplantation: The disparate impact of HLA-based allocation

Authors: Gaston, R Ayres, I Dooley, L Diethelm, A

Citation: R. Gaston et al., Racial equity in renal transplantation: The disparate impact of HLA-based allocation, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 308-320

Dealing with limited resources: The Oregon decision to curtail funding fororgan transplantation

Authors: Welch, HG Larson, EB

Citation: Hg. Welch et Eb. Larson, Dealing with limited resources: The Oregon decision to curtail funding fororgan transplantation, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 321-326

Leaving the field

Authors: Fox, R Swazey, J

Citation: R. Fox et J. Swazey, Leaving the field, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 327-340

What transplantation can teach us about health care reform

Authors: Benjamin, M Cohen, C Grochowski, E

Citation: M. Benjamin et al., What transplantation can teach us about health care reform, ETHICS OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTS: THE CURRENT DEBATE, 1998, pp. 341-346

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