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Narrative Ethics in Public Health: The Value of Stories
Drue H. BarrettLeonard W. OrtmannStephanie A. Larson
出版Springer Nature, 2022
ISBN30309208019783030920807
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=711qEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Intro -- Preface -- Overview -- Justice Concerns -- Surveillance and Stigma -- Community Values and the Value of Community -- Trust and the Value of Information -- Freedom and Responsibility -- Uses of This Book -- Contents -- Contributors -- About the Editors -- Editors and Contributors -- Part I: Introduction to Public Health Narrative Ethics -- Chapter 1: Defining Public Health Ethics for Practitioners -- Public Health Ethics Problems -- Public Health Ethics Practice -- Public Health Ethics Procedure -- Step 1: Analyze the Problem -- Step 2: Design and Evaluate Alternative Courses of Public Health Action -- Step 3. Provide Justification for a Particular Public Health Action -- Public Health Ethics Principles -- Interdependence and Solidarity -- Health and Safety -- Professionalism and Trust -- Health Justice and Equity -- Human Rights and Civil Liberties -- Inclusivity and Engagement -- Looking Forward: Human Centered Design and Narrative Ethics -- References -- Chapter 2: Why Stories Matter: An Introduction to Narrative Approaches to Public Health Ethics -- Stories Matter -- Introduction to Narrative Ethics -- Narrative Medical Ethics -- Narrative Public Health Ethics -- Critiques of Narrative Ethics -- The Future of Narrative Public Health Ethics -- References -- Part II: Public Health Ethics Narrative - Justice Concerns -- Chapter 3: Empowering Communities That Experience Marginalization Through Narrative -- Public Health Ethics Issue -- Background Information -- Approach to the Narrative -- Narrative -- Discussion -- Questions for Discussion -- References -- Chapter 4: The Boys Under My Deck: Racialized Violence and Moral Repair -- Public Health Ethics Issue -- Background Information -- Narrative -- Racialized Violence and Moral Repair -- Racialized Violence as a Health Issue -- Growing Up Black in a Culture of Racialized Violence.