A Corrosive Plaster for Vices

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A Corrosive Plaster for Vices

• Medical Ethics in 17th Early 18th Century
• New England
• Norman Gevitz, Ph.D.
• Ohio University
• College of Osteopathic Medicine

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English Ethics Writers

• Who Should Practice the Healing Arts?
• What should be their Scope of Practice?
• What is the Value of Rationalism over Empiricism?

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Medical Ethics in Early New England

• Practitioners Personal Attributes, Deportment
  Interactions with Patients
• Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Care
• Relations Between and Consultations Among
  Practitioners
• The Legitimacy of Charges for Medical Care

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Medical Ethicsin Early New England

• Practitioners Personal Attributes, Deportment
  and Interactions

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Medical Ethicsin Early New England

• Appropriate and Inappropriate Care

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Medical Ethicsin Early New England

• Relations Between and Consultations Among
  Practitioners

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Medical Ethicsin Early New England

• The Legitimacy of Charges for Medical Care

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