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The book is an ideal textbook for students of medicine and medical philosophy. It will also interest to bioethicists, medical sociologists and to practicing clinicians in medicine and the allied health professions seeking to improve their understanding of philosophy and ethics and sharpen their critical thinking skills.
David Misselbrook was a Lewisham GP for 30 years, a GP Trainer and GPVTS Course Organiser / Program Director. He was Dean of the Royal Society of Medicine, representing the RSM on the Directors of Continuing Professional Development committee of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, which develops and regulates UK CPD. He was President of the Faculty of the History and Philosophy of Medicine at the Society of Apothecaries, and Course Director for the Diploma in the Philosophy of Medicine (DPMSA). He then became Associate Professor of Family Medicine at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) Bahrain, where he was the ethics lead for the medical school. He convened the Research Ethics Committee and was Chair of the School of Medicine Academic Committee. He was a member of the Bahrain National Health Regulatory Authority CPD Committee and the Bahrain Ministry of Health Internship Committee. He is now semi-retired, with ongoing academic and committee work.
Section 1: On Knowing 1. Epistemology I: Introduction and deductive reasoning 2. Epistemology II: Inductive reasoning and empiricism 3. The philosophy of science 4. Anti-realist epistemology 5. The construction of evidence Section 2: What is there to know About? 6. Ontology 7. Values 8. Ethics 9. Human givens - the conscious self 10. Human givens - the moral self Section 3: Thinking about Healthcare 11. A philosophy of health 12. Thinking about power 13. Patient or community? Public health Section 4: Final Thoughts 14. Further study 15. Glossary Index
