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  1. Mass Childhood Immunization: Some Ethical Doubts for Primary Health Care Workers.David Pilgrim & Anne Rogers - 1995 - Nursing Ethics 2 (1):63-70.
    The mass childhood immunization programme has traditionally been viewed as a safe and effective preventative measure by health promoters, primary health care professionals and governments. This consensus has meant that immunization has rarely been viewed as ethically problematic. A number of recent changes in the context of the delivery of health care, particularly the emphasis on consumerism and the effect of the marketization of services, makes timely an examination of ethical, social and political issues. This article examines four main grounds (...)
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