Bibliography Part 4: Medical-Ethical Publications
particularly on the refusal of blood-transfusions by Jehovah's Witnesses
Bibliography: Introduction
Bibliography Part 1: Books from Academic
Sources
Bibliography Part 2: Articles in Edited Volumes
and Scientific Journals
Bibliography Part 3: Polemic Publications
by (ex-)Jehovah's Witnesses and other works
Bibliography Part 4: Medical-Ethical Publications particularly on
the refusal of
blood-transfusions by Jehovah's Witnesses
Bibliography Part 5: Medical-Technical publications
particularly on medical possibilities when confronted with a refusal
of blood-transfusion by Jehovah's Witnesses
Authors in alphabetical order:
A B C D E
F G H J
K L M N
O R S V
W Z
Amundsen
et al. (1986)
Caring and Curing: Health and Medicine in the Religious Traditions.
Macmillan Publishing Co., New York, pp. 468-485.
Bailey,
R. & T. Ariga (1998)
The View of Jehovah's Witnesses on Blood Substitutes.
Blood Substitutes, 26(5/6):571-576.
Bennett, D.R.
& I.A. Schulman (1997)
Practical issues when confronting the patient who refuses blood
transfusion therapy.
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 107(4//sup):S23-S27.
Caroll,
P.A. (1995)
When a Jehovah's Witness Refuses a Transfusion.
Nursing, 25(8):60.
Catlin, A.J. (1997)
Johnny's Story: Transfusing a Jehovah's Witness - Comment.
Pediatric Nursing, 23(3):289-292.
Cleveland, S.E.
(1976)
Jehovah's
Witnesses and Human Tissue Donation
Journal of Clinical Psychology 32(2)453-458
Dixon,
J.L. & M.G. Smalley (1981)
Jehovah's Witnesses: The surgical/ethical challange.
Journal of the American Medical Association 246:2471-2472.
Doyle, D.J. (1998)
Informed Consent and "Reform" Jehovah's Witness Patients.
Anestesiology, 89(2):537.
Elder,
Lee (2000)
Why do some Jehovah's Witnesses accept blood and conscientiously
reject official Watchtower Society blood policy?
Journal of Medical Ethics 26:375-380
Fontein,
B.Th. P. (1991)
Jehovah's Getuigen en bloedtransfusie
Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde 135(14)618-622
Gillon,
R. (2000)
Editorial: Refusal of potentially life-saving blood transfusions
by Jehovah's Witnesses: should doctors explain that not all JW's
think it's religiously required?
Journal of Medical Ethics 26:299-301. [For comment, see Singelenberg
2001]
Gise, L.H. et al.
(1989)
Medical
Psychiatric Rounds on a Gynecologic Oncology Service: End-Stage
Carcinoma in a Jehovah's Witness Refusing Treatment
General Hospital Psychiatry 11:372-376
Gouezec, H. e.a.
(1996)
Transfusion and Jehovah's witness patients. Attitudes of doctors
in a French university hospital in 1995.
Annales Francaises d'Anesthesie et de Reanimation,
15(7):1121-1123.
Granger, C. (1994)
Managing a Jehovah's Witness who agrees to blood transfusion.
British Medical Journal, 309(6954):612.
Groudine, S.B.
(1997)
The child Jehovah's Witness patient: A legal and ethical dilemma.
Surgery, 121(3):357-358.
Guilloud, J.J. e.a.
(1996)
Le refus de transfusion sanguine par les Temoins des Jehovah.
Medecine et Hygiene. Issue
2130:1646-1654.
Gwynn-Jones, T.
(1998)
An Ethical Dilemma - The Case for Jehovahs Witness.
Acorn Journal, 11(3):34-35.
Hageraats,
Jacqueline (1996?)
Het verplegen van een
Jehovah's Getuige: Dilemma of uitdaging?
Nursing96,
Juli:43-43-45
Howie, R.N. (1992)
Jehovah's Witnesses and blood transfusions of infants.
New Zealand Medical Journal, 105(939):307.
Jayasekara
(1993)
Treatment of Jehovah witnesses.
Ceylon Medical Journal, 38(2):102.
Jonsen, A.R. (1986)
Involuntary Treatment in Medicine
Annual Review of Medicine 36:41-48
Kabotolo,
J. (1996)
Protocol for treating Jehovah's Witnesses without blood.
East and Central African Journal of Surgery, 2(1):52.
Kahle, R. &
R. Dietrich (1996)
Arguments by Jehovah's Witnesses for Refusing Blood Transfusion.
Anasthesiologie
Intensivmedizin Notfallmedizin Schmerztherapie, 31(8):490-491.
Katz, M. (1996)
The Doctor's Dilemma: Duty and Risk in the Treatment of Jehovah's
Witnesses.
South African Law Journal, 113(3):484-495.
Kerridge, I. e.a.
(1998)
Clinical and ethical issues in the treatment of a Jehovah's
Witness with acute myeloblastic leukemia.
Archives of Internal Medicine 157(15):1753-1757.
Kitchens (1993)
Transfusions and Jehovah's Witnesses.
American Journal of Medicine, 94(2):117.
Kramar, G. e.a. (1998)
Refus transfussionnel par un enfant Temoin de Jehovah: dimension
ethico-legale et approche medicale.
Medecine et Hygiene. Issue
2196:330-334.
Lawry,
K. e.a. (1996)
What went wrong: Multiple perspectives on an adolescent's decision
to refuse blood transfusions.
Clinical Pediatrics,
35(6):317-322.
Liang, B.A. (1995)
Legal Issues in Transfusing a Jehovah's Witness Following Cesarean
Section.
Journal of Clinical Anesthesia, 7(6):522.
Malyon,
David (1998a)
Transfusion-free treatment of Jehovah's Witnesses: respecting
the autonomous patient's rights.
Journal of Medical Ethics 24:302-307.
Malyon, David
(1998b)
Transfusion-free treatment of Jehovah's Witnesses: respecting
the autonomous patient's motives.
Journal of Medical Ethics 24:376-381
McDermott, P.J.C.
(1992)
Jehovah's Witness: a management dilemma in severe maxillofacial
trauma.
British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 30(5):331.
McNeil, S.B. (1997)
Johnny's Story: Transfusing a Jehovah's Witness.
Pediatric Nursing, 23(3):287-288.
Migden, D.R. &
G.R. Braen (1998)
The Jehovah's Witness Blood Refusal Card: Ethical and Medicolegal
Considerations for Emergency Physicians.
Academic Emergency Medicine, 5(8):815-823. See also Ridley 1998
Morecroft, J.A.
(1996)
Management of blood loss in children of Jehovah's Witnesses.
British Medical Journal, 312 (7027):380.
Morrison, J.E.
e.a. (1997)
The Jehovah's Witness family, transfusions, and pediatric day
surgery.
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngogoly, 38(3):197-206.
For comment, see Zaner 1997
Muramoto, Osamu
(1998a)
Medical ethics in the treatment of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Archives of Internal Medicine 158(10):1155-1156.
Muramoto, Osamu
(1998b)
Letter: Jehovah's Witnesses and blood transfusions.
The Lancet 352:824
Muramoto, Osamu
(1998c)
Bioethics of the refusal of blood by Jehovah's Witnesses:
part 1. Should bioethical deliberation consider dissidents' views?
Journal of Medical Ethics 24:223-230.
Muramoto, Osamu
(1998d)
Bioethics of the refusal of blood by Jehovah's Witnesses:
part 2. A novel approach based on rational non-interventional
paternalism.
Journal of Medical Ethics 24:295-301.
Muramoto, Osamu
(1999)
Recent developments in medical care of Jehovah's Witnesses
Western Journal of Medicine 170:297-301
Muramoto, Osamu
(2000)
Medical Confidentiality and the protection of Jehovah's Witness'
autonomous refusal of blood
Journal of Medical Ethics 26:381-386
Muramoto, Osamu
(2001)
Bioethical aspects of the recent changes in the policy of
refusal of blood by Jehovah's Witnesses
British Medical Journal 322:37-39
Nelson,
B.S. e.a. (1995)
Traumatically Injured Jehovah's Witnesses: A Sixteen-Year Experience
of Treatment and Transfusion Dilemmas at a Level I Trauma Center.
Journal of Trauma Injury Infection and Critical Care, 39(4):681.
Ostheimer,
G.W. (1995)
Legal Issues in Transfusing a Jehovah's Witness Patient Following
Cesarean Section: Commentary.
Journal of Clinical Anesthesia, 7(6):522.
Otteni, J.C. (1998)
Jehovah's witness patient: of a traffic accident with lethal
outcome.
Annales Francaises d'Anesthesie et de Reanimation,
17(5):432.
Ridley,
D.T. (1998)
Honoring Jehovah's Witnesses' Advance Directives in Emergencies:
A Response to Drs. Migden and Braen.
Academic Emergency Medicine, 5(8):824-838.
Robb, N. (1994)
Ruling on Jehovah's Witness teen in New Brunswick may have "settled
the law" for MD's.
Canadian Medical Association Journal, 151(5):625.
Robb, N. (1996)
Jehovah's Witnesses leading education drive as hospitals adjust
to no blood requests.
Canadian Medical Association Journal 154:557-560.
Rosen, P. (1996)
Religious freedom and forced transfusion of Jehovah's Witness
children.
Journal of Emergency Medicine, 14(2):241.
Rouge, D. e.a. (1993)
Le Refus De Transfusion Sanguine L'Exemple Des Temoins De Jehovah.
Concours
Medical, 115(35):3107.
Royal College
of Surgeons of England, The (1996)
Code of practice for the surgical management of Jehovah's Witnesses.
The Royal College of Surgeons of England, London,
Sheldon,
M. (1996)
Ethical issues in the forced transfusion of Jehovah's Witness
children.
Journal of Emergency Medicine, 14(2):251-257.
Singelenberg,
R. (2001)
Letter: Jehovah's Witnesses - the blood transfusion taboo. [Reply
to Gillon 2000]
Journal of Medical Ethics 27:139-142
Smith, M.L. (1997)
Ethical perspectives on Jehovah's Witnesses' refusal of blood.
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine, 64(9):475-482.
Soler, M. &
I. Jeffries (1995)
The Very Small Premie Who is the Child of a Jehovah's Witness.
International Pediatrics,10(3):224.
Soutoul, J.L.
& S. Gromb (1995)
The gynaecologist-obstetrician's attitude with Jehovah's witnesses.
Journal de gynecologie obstetrique et biologie de la reproduction,
24(3):327.
Vanelli,
P. et al. (1991)
Correspondence: Blood Saving in Jehovah's Witnesses
Annals of Thoracic Surgery 52:896-900
Viele, M.K. &
R.B. Weiskopf (1994)
What can we learn about the need for transfusion from patients
who refuse blood? The experience with Jehovah's Witnesss.
Transfusion, 34(5):396.
Vuk, T. e.a. (1997)
What can we learn about transfusion therapy refusal from experiences
with Jehovah's witnesses.
Lijecnicki Vjesnik,
119(8/9):243-245.
Weinberger,
M. et al. (1982)
The Development of Physician Norms in the United States: The
treatment of Jehovah's Witnesses
Social Science and Medicine 16:1719-1723
Zaner,
R.M. (1997)
Commentary on: Morrison et al., The Jehovah's Witness family,
transfusions, and pediatric day surgery.
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 38(3):207-214
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