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Health care and health services. --- Medical practice. --- Patient care --- Philosophy of medicine. --- Nursing.
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#KVHA:Teksttypologie; Engels --- 241.1 --- 174.2 --- Theologische ethiek: menselijke daden; christelijke antropologie --- Beroepsmoraal van de artsen. Medische beroepsethiek --- Diagnostics --- Dissertations --- Medical education incl. medical schools --- Medical practice --- Philosophy of medicine --- Diagnostics. --- Dissertations. --- Medical education incl. medical schools. --- Medical practice. --- Philosophy of medicine. --- 174.2 Beroepsmoraal van de artsen. Medische beroepsethiek --- 241.1 Theologische ethiek: menselijke daden; christelijke antropologie
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Human existence is marked by pain, limitation, disability, disease, suffering, and death. These facts of life and of death give ample grounds for characterizing much of the human condition as unfortunate. A core philosophical question is whether the circumstances are in addition unfair or unjust in the sense of justifying claims on the resources, time, and abilities of others. The temptation to use the languages of rights and of justice is und- standable. Faced with pain, disability, and death, it seems natural to complain that "someone should do something", "this is unfair", or "it just isn't fight that people should suffer this way". Yet it is one thing to complain about the unfairness of another's actions, and another thing to complain about the unfairness of biological or physical processes. If no one is to blame for one's illness, disability, or death, in what sense are one's unfortunate circumstances unfair or unjust? How can claims against others for aid and support arise if no one has caused the unfortunate state of affairs? To justify the languages of fights to health care or justice in health care requires showing why particular unfortunate circumstances are also unfair, in the sense of demanding the labors of others. It requires understanding as well the limits of property claims. After all, claims regarding justice in health care or about fights to health care limit the property fights of those whose resources will be used to provide care.
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History of human medicine --- History of Belgium and Luxembourg --- anno 1800-1999 --- Beroepen --- Geneeskunde --- Geschiedenis --- Histoire --- Médecine --- Professions --- Physicians --- Medicine --- Médecins --- History --- Social medecine --- Social Medicine --- 61 <09> <493> "18/19" --- 614.25 --- Arts --- Geschiedenis der geneeskunde --- #gsdb8 --- Medische sociologie --- Sociale geschiedenis --- #GBIB:CBMER --- 614.25 <493> --- history. --- Geschiedenis van de geneeskunde--België--Hedendaagse Tijd --- Rechten en plichten van artsen. Toegang tot het medisch beroep. Relaties met collega's en patienten--(vanuit het standpunt van de arts) --- Histoire de la médecine --- Belgium. --- Health care and health services --- Internal medicine --- Medical practice --- Medicine and ethics --- Medicine and society --- Medicine and the law --- Philosophy of medicine --- Psychiatry, psychology --- 61 <09> <493> "18/19" Geschiedenis van de geneeskunde--België--Hedendaagse Tijd --- Health care and health services. --- Medical practice. --- Medicine and ethics. --- Medicine and society. --- Medicine and the law. --- Philosophy of medicine. --- Psychiatry, psychology. --- Médecins --- Médecine --- Social medicine --- Belgium --- history --- 950 --- geneeskunde geschiedenis --- cultuurgeschiedenis --- histoire culturelle --- BELGIQUE --- MEDECINS --- MEDECINE SOCIALE --- HISTOIRE SOCIALE --- 19E SIECLE --- CONDITIONS SOCIALES
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