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Shipping list no.: 89-578-P. ; Item 288-A. ; "September 1989." ; Includes bibliographical references. ; Fundamental rights: an introduction to medical discrimination against people with disabilities -- The physician-parent relationship and treatment/nontreatment decision-making -- The role of quality of life assessments in denial of medical treatment -- The role of economic considerations in denials of medical treatment -- State law -- The rehabilitation Act of 1973 -- The child abuse amendments of 1984 -- Constitutional issues -- The incidence of discriminatory denial of medical treatment -- Child protective services agencies and enforcement of the child abuse amendments of 1984 -- The role and performance of infant care review committees -- The performance of the federal government -- The protection and advocacy system: a resource for enforcement -- Findings and recommendations. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Front Cover -- Untitled -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 -- Chapter 6 -- Chapter 7 -- Further Reading -- Glossary -- References -- Copyright Acknowledgements -- Index -- Back Cover.

THIS ARTICLE STATES THAT NOWHER IS THE INABILITY OF THE SOVIET STATE TO UPHOLD ITS PART OF THE SOCIAL CONTRACT WITH ITS SITIZENS DEMONSTRATED MORE GRAPHICALLY AS IN HEALTH CARE. THE DUAL ILLNESS THAT PARALYZES THE SOVIET ECONOMY AND SOCIETY MATERIAL PVERTY AND EXHAUSTION ON ONE HAND AND THE TOTAL BREAKDOWN OF LABOR MORE ON THE OTHER-IS LEAVING DEEP SCARS ON SOVIET MEDICINE.