Palestinian prisoners' hunger-strikes in Israeli prisons:beyong the dual-loyalty dilemman in medical practice and patient care
Dublin Core
Title
Palestinian prisoners' hunger-strikes in Israeli prisons:beyong the dual-loyalty dilemman in medical practice and patient care
Author
Filc, Dani
Ziv, Hadas
Nassar, Mithal
Davidovitch, Nadav
Ziv, Hadas
Nassar, Mithal
Davidovitch, Nadav
Publisher
2014/11/00
Language
English
Publication Date
20141100
Primary Classification
21.5
Secondary Classification
21.5;2.19.1;7.1
Primary keywords
force feeding--[pri];medical ethics--[pri];patient care--[pri];prisoners--[pri];political activity--[pri]
Secondary keywords
ethics;health care delivery;human rights;international aspects;legal aspects;patient advocacy;physicians;policy analysis;professional autonomy
Subject
Israel--[pri];Physician's for Human Rights -- Israel--[pri]
Subject
hunger strikes--[pri];Palestinians--[pri]
Journal Article
Public Health Ethics2014 November; 7(3):229-238
Link for Internet access
Note
Copyright © The Author 2014
Call Number
citation
Bibliography
21 refs.
ISSN
17549973 (print);17549981 (online)
Collection
Citation
“Palestinian prisoners' hunger-strikes in Israeli prisons:beyong the dual-loyalty dilemman in medical practice and patient care,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed January 16, 2025, https://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/36908.