BookTamara Fischmann, Elisabeth Hildt, editors.
Contents:
Ethical Dilemmas Due to Prenatal and Genetic Diagnostics: An Interdisciplinary, European Study (EDIG, 2005-2008) / Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber
Managing Complex Psychoanalytic Research Projects Applying Mapping Techniques - Using the Example of the EDIG Study / Nicole Pfenning-Meerkötter
Distress and Ethical Dilemmas Due to Prenatal and Genetic Diagnostics - Some Empirical Results / Tamara Fischmann
Reconstruction of Pregnant Women's Subjective Attitudes Towards Prenatal Diagnostics - A Qualitative Analysis of Open Questions / Katrin Luise Läzer
Prenatal Testing: Women's Experiences in Case of a Conspicuous Test Result / Elisabeth Hildt
Caring for Women During Prenatal Diagnosis: Personal Perspectives from the United Kingdom / Helen Statham and Joanie Dimavicius
Cooperation Is Rewarding If the Boundary Conditions Fit: Interdisciplinary Cooperation in the Context of Prenatal Diagnostics / Astrid Riehl-Emde, Anette Bruder, Claudia Pauli-Magnus, and Vanessa Sieler
Prenatal Genetic Counselling: Reflections on Drawing Policy Conclusions from Empirical Findings / Anders Nordgren
Taking Risk in Striving for Certainty. Discrepancies in the Moral Deliberations of Counsellors and Pregnant Women Undergoing PND / László Kovács
Ethical Thoughts on Counselling and Accompanying Women and Couples Before, During and After Prenatal Diagnosis / Dierk Starnitzke
Client, Patient, Subject; Whom Should We Treat? On the Significance of the Unconscious in Medical Care and Counselling / Yair Tzivoni
Decision to Know and Decision to Act / Regina Sommer
Moral Decision-Making, Narratives and Genetic Diagnostics / Göran Collste
Prenatal Diagnostics and Ethical Dilemmas in a Mother Having a Child with Down Syndrome / Maria Samakouri, Evgenia Tsatalmpasidou, Konstantia Ladopoulou, Magdalini Katsikidou, Miltos Livaditis, and Nicolas Tzavaras
Is There One Way of Looking at Ethical Dilemmas in Different Cultures? / Stephan Hau.