Kidneys and controversies in the Islamic Republic of Iran: the case of organ sale
Dublin Core
Title
Kidneys and controversies in the Islamic Republic of Iran: the case of organ sale
Author
Tober, Diane M.
Publisher
2007/09/00
Publication Date
20070900
Primary Classification
19.5
Secondary Classification
19.5; 1.2; 9.3.1;19.3
Primary keywords
commerce--[pri];incentives--[pri];kidneys--[pri];organ donation--[pri];organ transplantation--[pri];policy making--[pri];remuneration--[pri]
Secondary keywords
adverse effects;altruism;autonomy;bioethical issues;biomedical technologies;body parts and fluids;brain death;cadavers;clergy;commodification;cross-cultural comparison;decision making;determination of death;dissent;fatwas;gifts;government financing;historical aspects;informed consent;interviews;Islamic ethics;knowledge, attitudes, practice;living donors;males;medical tourism;motivation;Muslim world;Muslims;physicians;public policy;qualitative research;selection for treatment;sharia;socioeconomic factors;statistics;tissue banks;transplant recipients
Subject
Iran--[pri]
Subject
Shiites;Sunnis
Journal Article
Body and Society 2007 September; 13(3): 151-170
Call Number
special issue shelf
Bibliography
33 refs.
Collection
Citation
“Kidneys and controversies in the Islamic Republic of Iran: the case of organ sale,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed July 27, 2024, http://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/34801.