Editors Morrison (Texas State University) and Furlong (Creighton University) gather contributors in health policy, philosophy, medicine, and social work in this text for undergraduate and graduate students. After chapters on the theory and principles of healthcare ethics, sections cover critical issues for individuals, organizations, and society. Some of the subjects discussed include the moral status of gametes and embryos in storage, roles and structures of hospital ethics committees, spirituality and healthcare organizations, and the ethics of healthcare reform. Learning features include section introductions, case scenarios, discussion questions, and a 15-page glossary, plus a website with interactive study tools. This third edition offers new chapters on the Affordable Care Act, assisted living, and the impact of technology on healthcare ethics. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)