PrefaceDavid C. Thomasma and Judith Lee Kissell
A Profesion of Trust: Reflections on a Fundamental VirtueLeo J. O'Donovan, SJ
Part I The Nature of the Health Care Professional
The Physician-Patient RelationshipG. Kevin Donovan
Friendship as an Ideal for the Patient-Physician Relationship: Critique and an AlternativeF. Daniel Davis
The Dentist as Healer and FriendJos V.M. Welie
Learning through Experience and Expression: Skillful Ethical Comportment in Nursing PracticePatricia Benner
Engendering Trust in a Pluralistic SocietyMarian Gray Secundy and Rodger L. Jackson
Part II The Moral Basis of Health Care
Internal and External Sources of Morality for MedicineRobert M. Veatch
Doctoring and the (Neglected) Virtue of Self-ForgivenessJeffrey Blustein
Moral Courage: Unsung Resource for Health Professional as Healer and FriendRuth B. Purtillo
The Six Transformations of American Health CareJoan Collins Henry
The Principle fo DominionDavid C. Thomasma
Organizational Ethics and the Medical Professional: Reappraising Roles and ResponsibilitiesGeorge Khushf
Part III Current Challenges
Reproductive Technologies: Where Are We Headed?Richard A. McCormick, SJ
The Search for the Meaning of the Human BodyJudith Lee Kissell
Healing and Dying: Spiritual Issues in the Care of the Dying PatientDaniel P. Sulmasy, OFM
Prophet to the Profession: Healing and Physician-Assisted SuicideCourtney S. Campbell
The Role of Reason, Emotion and Aesthetics in Making Ehtical JudgmentsErich H. Loewy
The Contribution of Philosophical Hermeneutics to Clinical EthicsLazare Benaroyo
Money, Medicine, and MoralsWilliam S. Andereck
Theology and BioethicsRichard A. McCormick, SJ
Part IV Medical Education
Teaching the Humanities in American Medical Schools during the Twentieth Century: A Commentary on the Two Dominant ModelsChester R. Burns
Reflections on the Humanities and Medical Education: Balancing History, Theory, and PracticeThomas K. McElhinney
Religious Elements in HealingGlenn C. Graber and Bradford R. Smith
Index