An overview of machine medical ethics

Tatjana Kochetkova

3-15

Surgical, therapeutic, nursing and sex robots in machine and information ethics

Oliver Bendel

17-32

Good healthcare is in the "how"

the quality of care, the role of machines, and the need for new skills

Mark Coeckelbergh

33-47

Implementation fundamentals for ethical medical agents

Mark R. Waser

49-65

Towards a principle-based healthcare agent

Susan Leigh Anderson, Michael L. Anderson, Michael C. Anderson

67-77

Do machines have prima facie duties?

Joshua Lucas, Gary Comstock

79-92

A hybrid bottom-up and top-down approach to machine medical ethics

theory and data

Simon van Rysewyk

93-110

Moral ecology approaches to machine ethics

111-127

Opportunity costs

scarcity and complex medical machines

Adam Henschke

131-150

The rights of machines

caring for robotic care-givers

David J. Gunkel

151-166

Machine medical ethics and robot law

legal necessity or science fiction?

Rob van den Hoven van Genderen

167-177

Having the final say

machine support of ethical decisions of doctors

Julia Inthorn, Rudolf Seising

181-206

Ethics of robotic assisted dying

Ryan Tonkens

207-221

Automating medicine the ethical way

Blay Whitby

223-232

Machine medical ethics

when a human is delusive but the machine has its wits about him

Johan F. Hoorn

233-254

Eliza fifty years later

an automatic therapist using bottom-up and top-down approaches

Rafal Rzepka, Kenji Araki

257-272

Models of the patient-machine-clinician relationship in closed-loop machine neuromodulation

Eran Klein

273-290

Modelling consciousness-dependent expertise in machine medical moral agents

Steve Torrance, Ron Chrisley

291-316

Emotion and disposition detection in medical machines

chances and challenges

Kim Hartmann, Ingo Siegert, Dmytro Prylipko

317-339

Ethical and technical aspects of emotions to create empathy in medical machines

Jordi Vallverdú, David Casacuberta

341-362