Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Covert video surveillance in pediatric care: the fiduciary relationship with a child,2004,15,2,173-175,Leuthner
Ethical challenges posed by dementia and driving,2000,11,4,304-308,Berger
Commentary: support for case-based analysis in decision making after a suicide attempt,2007,18,2,119-121,Powell
The role of substituted judgment in the aftermath of a suicide attempt,2007,18,2,111-118,Macauley
Ethical challenges of research on and care for victims of intimate partner violence,2008,19,4,371-380,Glass
Ethical dilemmas in coding domestic violence,2008,19,4,353-359,Hart-Hester
Deadly sins and cardinal virtues in the clinical management of intimate partner violence,2008,19,4,334-345,Larkin
The veil of silence around family violence: is protecting patients' privacy bad for health?,2008,19,4,321-329,Cohn
Child abuse: how society and careproviders should respond,2008,19,4,307-315,Howe
Clinical ethics and domestic violence: an introduction,2008,19,4,316-320,Quist
A health-based child protection system: studying a change in paradigm,2008,19,4,346-349,Krugman
Social problem or medical condition? A response to Krugman's proposal,2008,19,4,350-352,Rothman
Confidentiality and the rape victim: ethical intent versus political reality,1991,2,1,66-71,Nass
Depression suicide and the right to refuse life-sustaining treatment,1993,4,4,337-340,Bloom
The spectrum of religion and science in clinical encounters,2008,19,4,360-370,Carr
State codes on intimate partner violence: victimization reporting requirements for healthcare providers,2008,19,4,330-333,
Commentary on "a pedophilic physician": should careproviders deceive some patients to benefit others?,1999,10,2,151-155,Howe
A pedophilic pediatrician: the conflicting obligations,1999,10,2,142-150,Terry
Must physicians report impaired driving? Rethinking a duty on a collision course with itself,2009,20,2,136-140,Appel
Improving treatment for patients who are elderly and have dementia,2000,11,4,291-303,Howe
Legal trends in bioethics,1997,8,4,405-410,Davis
Legal trends in bioethics,1997,8,1,104-111,Davis
Attitudes of women from vulnerable populations toward physician-assisted death: a qualitative approach,1997,8,3,279-289,Morrow
Legal trends in bioethics,1995,6,2,187-192,Davis
Empirical studies on euthanasia and assisted suicide,1995,6,2,158-160,Emanuel
Decedents' reported preferences for physician-assisted death: a survey of informants listed on death certificates in Utah,1995,6,2,149-157,Battin
Legal trends in bioethics,1994,5,1,62-64,Davis
Legal trends in bioethics,1993,4,3,276-280,Davis
Legal trends in bioethics,1992,3,2,151-157,Onel
Legal trends in bioethics,1991,2,2,137-140,Fry-Revere
Legal trends in bioethics,1991,2,1,72-75,Fry-Revere
Legal trends in bioethics,1991,2,3,207-211,Fry-Revere
Legal briefing: Crisis standards of care and legal protections during disasters and emergencies,2010,21,4,358-367,Pope
The elephant in the room: Collaboration and competition among relief organizations during high-profile disasters,2010,21,4,328-334,Subbarao
Should a patient who attempted suicide receive a liver transplant,1997,8,2,208,Field
Children's refusal of gynecologic examinations for suspected sexual abuse,1997,8,2,158-164,Muram
Who is or is not sensitive,1994,5,2,175,Preston
Do we undervalue feelings in patients who are cognitively impaired?,2006,17,4,291-301,Howe
Parents lies and videotape: covert video surveillance in pediatric care,2004,15,2,161-172,Vaught
Chemical terrorism and the ethics of decontamination,2004,15,2,149-160,Trotter
Degloved patients torture victims and "bi-phasic ethics",2002,13,2,99-114,Howe
Loving noncompliance: determining medical neglect by parents of HIV-positive children,2000,11,2,121-125,Bourne
Rational suicide and predictive genetic testing,1999,10,4,316-323,Davis
Slippery slopes and moral reasoning,1992,3,4,297-301,Devettere
The slippery-slope argument reconstructed: response to van der Burg,1992,3,4,293-297,Freedman
The slippery-slope argument,1992,3,4,256-268,van der Burg
Caveats regarding slippery slopes and physicians' moral conscience,1992,3,4,251-255,Howe
The history of eugenics and the future of gene therapy,1991,2,4,274-278,Howell
The physician as fortune teller: a commentary on "The ethical justification for minimal paternalism,1991,2,4,228-238,MacKay
Outside outpatient ethics: is it ethical for physicians to serve Ringside?,2002,13,4,367-374,Trotter
The trauma of discharge planning following brain injury,2004,15,4,314-318,Brashler
Acquired brain injury: reflections of two professionals with ABI,2004,15,4,308-313,Reis
Clinical (mis)judgments of quality of life after disability,2004,15,4,300-307,Kothari
Depolarizing and complicating the ethics of treatment decision making in brain injury: a disability rights response to Nelson and Frader,2004,15,4,277-88; discussion 289-91,Gill
Brain trauma and surrogate decision making: dogmas challenges and response,2004,15,4,264-276,Nelson
Repetitive foreign body ingestion: ethical considerations,2013,24,2,91-97,Lytle
The desire to die: making treatment decisions for suicidal patients who have an advance directive,2014,25,1,43-49,Salter
The value of virginity and the value of the law: accommodating multiculturalism,2015,26,2,166-171,de Lora
Hymen restoration: "my" discomfort "their" culture and women's missing voice,2015,26,2,162-165,Schuster
Responding to moral distress and ethical concerns at the intersection of medical illness and unmet mental health needs,2017,28,3,222-227,Feudtner
Deathbed confession: when a dying patient confesses to murder: clinical ethical and legal implications,2018,29,3,179-184,Tincknell
Self-inflicted moral distress: opportunity for a fuller exercise of professionalism,2019,30,4,314-317,Berger
Abusive head trauma and parental participation in pediatric decision making,2020,31,2,121-125,Ross
Non-accidental trauma associated with withdrawal of life-sustaining medical treatment in severe pediatric traumatic brain injury,2020,31,2,111-125,Kuncir
Helping children hurt themselves: why pediatricians ought to support adolescent  football players in their athletic goals,2020,31,4,326-330,Tallman
The pediatrician's moral obligation to counsel directively against youth tackle  football,2020,31,4,331-337,Ross
The compromising interpretive model as a harm reduction strategy for families that  have chosen high school football,2020,31,4,338-339,Tallman
When if ever should care providers neither contact families of suicidal patients to gain more information nor hospitalize patients?,2023,34,2,117-122,Howe
The ethics of refusing lifesaving treatment following a failed suicide attempt,2023,34,3,273-277,Shelton