John M. Haas

Technical Quality of CTA Chest Pulmonary Embolism Protocol: Can we do Better?

S. Mandava, John M. Haas, Neil J. Hansen, Erik V. Soloff et autres

Mentor: John Haas Program: Diagnostic Radiology Type: Original Research Background: The ability to diagnose a pulmonary embolism is paramount to quality patient care. Like other tertiary hospitals, we struggle with optimal pulmonary embolism (PE) Protocol Chest CT image quality, more often after …

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Moral Contraindications to the Adoption of Abandoned, Frozen Human Embryos

John M. Haas, Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk

Joint Medical Statement on S. 311 Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act SUPPORT Presented to the 116th Congress U.S. Senate.

Donna J Harrisson, Michelle Critella, John Shirger, Carolyn A. Laabs et autres

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Moral Theological Analysis of Direct versus Indirect Abortion

John M. Haas

Cases of a vital conflict, where the lives of both the mother and child are at risk during pregnancy, have been the subject of recent vigorous debate. The basic principles put forth in the Ethical and Religious Directives are reviewed, as is …

In defense of the vulnerable in medicine and the life sciences

John M. Haas

Abstract International declarations on human dignity and human rights are recalled, such as United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), and UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights (2005). Instances of violations of such rights in the areas of medicine …

Incentivizing Cost Reduction through POLST

John M. Haas

Chapter 4: Hate Speech and the Internet 63

Michael Waltman, John M. Haas

Chapter 7: Anti-Hate Narratives 133

Michael Waltman, John M. Haas

Comisiones éticas en los hospitales, hoy.

John M. Haas

Salud: la salvaguardia de la creación y de la justicia.

John M. Haas

Catholic Teaching regarding the Legitimacy of Neurological Criteria for the Determination of Death

John M. Haas

In The Gospel of Life, Pope John Paul II encouraged organ donation as a genuine act of charity. Some Catholics reject the notion of vital organ transplantation and the use of neurological criteria to determine a donor’s death before organs are extracted. …

Science, Medicine, and Religion in and after the Holocaust

John M. Haas

Science, medicine, and religion are powerful social forces. The Hippocratic Oath itself, the foundational document of ethical medical practice, calls upon deities to witness to the taking of it: “I swear by Apollo the Physician and Asclepius and Hygieia and Panaceia and …