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"One of the ancients famously said, 'the unexamined life is not worth living.' The 21st century gloss on that axiom is, 'the unexamined technology is not worth developing.' Technology will be with us always. As technologists, let us do our best to be certain it is morally responsible technology."

C. Ben Mitchell, Ph.D. from the Editorial

VOLUME 18:3 FALL 2002

Editorial
Editorial
C. Ben Mitchell, Ph. D.

Guest Commentary
Clinical Ethics Case Consultation
Robert D Orr

The Institutional Review Board: A Critical Revisit to the Protection of Human Subjects
Gregory W Rutecki, Michael Youtsey, Bernard Adelson

Revisiting Reproductive Technology's Slippery Slope in the Light of the Concepts of the Imago Dei, Co-creation, and Stewardship
Agneta Sutton

Why Not Give Hippocrates a Place at the Table?
Patrick Guinan

Views of Humanity and Nursing Practice: An Analysis of Nursing
B Gustafsson, B A Parfitt

Ways of Approaching Nursing Ethics: Some Comparisons and Contrasts
F J Fitzpatrick

Book Reviews
Ward Ethics: Dilemmas for Medical Students and Doctors in Training - Thomasine K Kushner and David C Thomasma, Editors
Andrew Fergusson

The Nurse Apprentice 1860-1977 - Ann Bradshaw
Agneta Sutton

The New Medicine: Life and Death After Hippocrates (Revised Ed.) - Nigel M de S Cameron
J David Van Horn