| Medical Ethics in the Liberal State |
| | The Economic and Political Structure of Medical Practice |
| | The Market in Medical Care: The Profits in Managed Care |
| | The Regulated Health Care Market in the Liberal State |
| | Just Doctoring, Rights, and Access to Health Care |
| | An Ethical Set of Health Care Institutions |
| | The Medical Enterprise and Medical Ethics |
| | The Functional Analysis of Medical Ethics |
| | Doctors, Patients, and Codes of Ethics |
| | The Medical Enterprise of the Past |
| | The Mature Fee-for-Practice System |
| | Medicine in the Liberal State |
| | Medical Ethics and Paternalism |
| | The End of the Golden Years |
| | Professional Reaction to the Liberal Market |
| | Just Doctoring: Medical Ethics for the 1990s |
| | The Idea of Professional Ethics |
| | The Cooperative Liberal State |
| | Doctor-Patient Relations in the Liberal Community |
| | The Early Evolution of Legal Principles of Informed Consent |
| | Informed Consent Suits in the Liberal State |
| | Appropriateness Research as a Form of Informed Consent |
| | Physicians and Quality of Medical Care |
| | The Profession's Reaction |
| | The Ethical Approach to Malpractice and Quality Assurance |
| | The Ethics of Compensation for Iatrogenic Injury |
| | The (Rather Minimal) Legal Duty to Treat |
| | The Ethical Duty to Treat |
| | Screening for HIV Infection |
| | Duty to Warn and the Public's Health |
| | Public Expenditure on AIDS Treatment |
| | Rationing, Health Insurance, and the Poor |
| | Limits on Care at the End of Life |
| | The Reasons for Limits: Cost Control |
| | Justice, Law, and Morality |
| | Liberty, Equality, and Market Impartiality |
| | The Core of Liberalism: Negative Freedom |
| | The Role of the Medical Profession |
| | Medical Ethics in the Liberal State |
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