Providing Life-Saving Health Care to Undocumented Children: Controversies and Ethical Issues

Janine Young · Glenn Flores · Stephen Berman

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Migration, Racism, and Human Rights Ethics and bioethics in healthcare Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare

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Pediatricians and hospitals with special pediatric expertise are facing the dilemma of rationing care to uninsured, undocumented children, especially for expensive life-saving care such as transplants, chemotherapy, and dialysis. This article reviews a relevant case history and provides a review and discussion of the ethical and policy issues associated with this problem.

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