Steven H. Miles

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Steven H. Miles is affiliated with the following schools: University of Liverpool, University of California, Berkeley, University of Brighton, University of Minnesota, Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Plymouth, University of California, San Francisco

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Steven H. Miles's Degrees

Doctorate Medicine University of California, San Francisco
Masters Philosophy University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Steven H. Miles is an American doctor, author, and professor of medicine who has published on ethically topics relating to medicine and the use of torture. Miles is a practicing physician and Professor of Medicine at the University of Minnesota Medical School and is a member of its Center for Bioethics. He is a recipient of the Distinguished Service Award of the American Society of Bioethics and Humanistics. Miles is a fellow of the Hastings Center, an independent bioethics research institution.

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Confronting depression and suicide in physicians: a consensus statement. (2003) (580)
Youth Lifestyles in a Changing World (2000) (501)
And the Band Played On: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic (1988) (456)
Introduction: The Rise and Rise of Culture-led Urban Regeneration (2005) (392)
Medical ethics education: coming of age (1989) (264)
The illusion of futility in clinical practice. (1989) (252)
Deaths caused by physical restraints. (1992) (248)
CULTURE‐LED URBAN REGENERATION AND THE REVITALIsATION OF IDENTITIES IN NEWCASTLE, GATESHEAD AND THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND (2004) (244)
Guidelines on the Termination of Life-Sustaining Treatment and the Care of the Dying (1988) (232)
Advance end-of-life treatment planning. A research review. (1996) (193)
Physicians, AIDS, and occupational risk. Historic traditions and ethical obligations. (1987) (164)
Empowerment of the Older Patient? A Randomized, Controlled Trial To Increase Discussion and Use of Advance Directives (1992) (162)
Advance End-of-Life Treatment Planning (1996) (158)
Consumerism: As a Way of Life (1998) (156)
The Abuse of Casuistry (1989) (140)
Informed demand for "non-beneficial" medical treatment. (1991) (132)
Deaths Caused by Bedrails (1997) (124)
‘Fitting In and Sticking Out’: Consumption, Consumer Meanings and the Construction of Young People's Identities (1998) (123)
The do-not-resuscitate order in a teaching hospital: considerations and a suggested policy. (1982) (104)
Abu Ghraib: its legacy for military medicine (2004) (96)
'Our Tyne': Iconic Regeneration and the Revitalisation of Identity in NewcastleGateshead (2005) (88)
The Hippocratic Oath and the Ethics of Medicine (2003) (82)
Wall of Silence: The Untold Story of the Medical Mistakes That Kill and Injure Millions of Americans (2003) (62)
Limiting resuscitation: emerging policy in the emergency medical system. (1991) (60)
Young people, dance and the sub-cultural consumption of drugs (2004) (58)
Courts, Gender and “The Right to Die” (1990) (57)
Kaci Hickox: Public Health and the Politics of Fear (2015) (54)
Physicians and their patients' suicides. (1994) (51)
Urban Consumption: An Historiographical Note (1998) (49)
The neoliberal city and the pro-active complicity of the citizen consumer (2012) (45)
Confronting Depression and Suicide in Physicians (2003) (44)
AIDS and the Geriatrician (1987) (44)
Contributions of empirical research to medical ethics (1993) (43)
Conflicts between patients' wishes to forgo treatment and the policies of health care facilities. (1989) (42)
The Cultural Capital of Consumption: Understanding 'Postmodern' Identities in a Cultural Context (1996) (42)
New perspectives on the role of cultural intermediaries in social inclusion in the UK (2009) (41)
Social theory in the real world (2001) (41)
Orders to limit emergency treatment for an ambulance service in a large metropolitan area. (1985) (41)
Oath Betrayed: Torture, Medical Complicity, and the War on Terror (2006) (40)
Untying the elderly. 1989 to 1993 update. (1994) (39)
The standard of care: a case report and ethical analysis. (1988) (39)
The Consuming Paradox: A New Research Agenda for Urban Consumption (1998) (37)
The Oregon Death with Dignity Act: A Guidebook for Health Care Providers, edited by Kathleen Haley and Melinda Lee. (1998) (34)
Deaths Between Bedrails and Air Pressure Mattresses (2002) (34)
Spaces for consumption : pleasure and placelessness in the post-industrial city (2010) (34)
Traditional surgeons in sub-Saharan Africa: images from south Sudan (2003) (34)
Sexuality in the Nursing Home: Iatrogenic Loneliness (1999) (33)
The changing nature of consumption and the intensification of McDonaldization in the digital age (2018) (32)
Medical Ethics and the Interrogation of Guantanamo 063 (2007) (32)
Hippocrates and informed consent (2009) (31)
The physician and prison hunger strikes: reflecting on the experience in Turkey (2005) (31)
The Health Effects of Economic Sanctions and Embargoes: The Role of Health Professionals (2000) (29)
Cultural policy as rhetoric and reality: a comparative analysis of policy making in the peripheral north of England (2010) (27)
Advanced Directives to Limit Treatment: The Need for Portability (1987) (27)
The terminally ill elderly: dealing with the ethics of feeding. (1985) (27)
Ethics consultations masking economic dilemmas in patient care. (1989) (26)
Obtaining geriatric patient consent. (1989) (25)
Men, women, and health insurance. (1997) (25)
A piece of my mind. A challenge to licensing boards: the stigma of mental illness. (1998) (25)
Doctors' Stories: The Narrative Structure of Medical Knowledge (1991) (25)
Physicians’ and nurses’ perceptions of ethics problems on general medical services (1991) (24)
HIV in insurgency forces in sub-Saharan Africa — a personal view of policies (2003) (24)
Medical ethics and torture: revising the Declaration of Tokyo (2009) (24)
Attitudes toward Discussing Life‐Sustaining Treatments in Extended Care Facility Patients (1992) (24)
Concise Guide to Ethics in Mental Health Care (2005) (23)
Advance-Treatment Planning Discussions with Nursing Home Residents: Pilot Experience with Simulated Interviews (1990) (23)
Protocols for Elective Use of Life-Sustaining Treatments (1989) (23)
The Prevalence and Design of Ethics Committees in Nursing Homes (1987) (23)
End-of-life treatment in managed care. The potential and the peril. (1995) (22)
End-of-Life Care in Turkey (2003) (22)
Comments on the AMA Report “Ethical Issues in Managed Care” (1995) (21)
The post-revolutionary consumer generation: ‘mainstream’ youth and the paradox of choice in the Czech Republic (2010) (20)
Meta-analysis of tacrine for Alzheimer disease: the influence of industry sponsors. (1999) (20)
Researching Young People as Consumers: Can and Should We Ask Them Why? (2003) (19)
Futile feeding at the end of life: Family virtues and treatment decisions (1987) (19)
The SAGE Handbook of Consumer Culture (2017) (18)
Paternalism, family duties, and my Aunt Maude. (1988) (18)
Medical Ethics and School Football (2016) (18)
Understanding the Cultural ‘Case’ (2005) (18)
What are we teaching about indigent patients? (1992) (17)
Autonomy in adolescent medicine. A framework for decisions about life-sustaining treatment. (1989) (17)
Holocaust survivors' perspectives on the euthanasia debate. (1999) (17)
Torture survivors: what to ask, how to document. (2012) (17)
‘Different journeys at different speeds’: Young People, Risk and the Challenge of Creative Learning (2007) (16)
Young People, Consumer Citizenship and Protest (2015) (16)
Guidelines on the care of anencephalic infants: a response to baby K. (1995) (15)
Concealing Accidental Nursing Home Deaths (2002) (15)
Pictures of fatal bedrail entrapment. (1998) (14)
Restraints and Sudden Death (1993) (14)
Optimal cost-effective timing of cranial ultrasound screening in low-birth-weight infants (2005) (14)
Providing and Forgoing Resuscitative Therapy for Babies of Very Low Birth Weight (1992) (14)
Feeling 10 feet tall: creative inclusion in a community of practice (2007) (13)
Punishing physicians who torture: a work in progress. (2010) (13)
Young people, drug use and the consumption of health (2004) (13)
Young people, ‘flawed protestors’ and the commodification of resistance (2014) (13)
Should doctors boycott working in Australia’s immigration detention centres? (2016) (13)
The Linares Affair (1989) (13)
Medical Ethicists, Human Curiosities, and the New Media Midway (2004) (13)
Small city – big ideas: Culture-led regeneration and the consumption of place (2006) (13)
The prevalence and design of hospital protocols limiting medical treatment. (1984) (12)
The total artificial heart. An ethics perspective on current clinical research and deployment. (1988) (12)
A pluralistic seduction? Post‐modern consumer research at the crossroads (1999) (12)
Health care reform in Minnesota. (1992) (11)
Doctors’ complicity with torture (2008) (11)
Newcastle Gateshead Quayside: Cultural investment and identities of resistance (2004) (11)
Physicians AIDS and occupational risk. Historic traditions and ethical obligations (1990) (10)
The New Military Medical Ethics: Legacies of the Gulf Wars and the War on Terror (2013) (10)
Interpersonal Issues in the Wanglie Case (1992) (10)
Academic health centers and health care reform (1993) (9)
Final Exit: The Practicalities of Self Deliverance and Assisted Suicide for the Dying (1991) (9)
Hospice Benefits and Phase I Cancer Trials (2004) (9)
Biko to Guantanamo: 30 years of medical involvement in torture (2007) (9)
Physician-assisted suicide and the profession's gyrocompass. (1995) (9)
Spaces for Consumption: Pleasure and Placelessness in the City (2010) (9)
Nourishment and the Ethics of Lament (1989) (8)
The Barnes Case: Taking Difficult Futility Cases Public (2013) (8)
Computer Searches of the Medical Ethics Literature (1990) (8)
On a new charter to defend medical professionalism: whose profession is it anyway? (2002) (8)
The Emergence of Contemporary Consumer Culture (2018) (7)
Ethics committees in Minnesota hospitals. (1987) (7)
Medical investigations of homicides of prisoners of war in Iraq and Afghanistan. (2005) (7)
Torture vs other cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment . Commentary : Is the distinction real or apparent? (2007) (7)
Traumatic Brain Injury News Reports and Participation in High School Tackle Football (2018) (7)
Autopsy Findings in Asphyxia in Medical Bed Rails (2009) (7)
Taking hostages: the Linares case. (1989) (6)
Autonomy's responsibility. A gloss on the Wanglie affair. (1991) (6)
The Beijing Olympics: complicit consumerism and the re-invention of citizenship (2014) (5)
Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Bioethics Imagination (2003) (5)
Survival after CPR in very-low-birth-weight infants. (1988) (5)
Immersive narratives of ‘self-work’ in an experience society: understanding the cruise ship experience (2019) (5)
Minnesota public opinion on health care resource allocation. (1994) (5)
Ethics for the Anthropocene Epoch (2013) (4)
Communities of Youth: Cultural Practice and Informal Learning (2017) (4)
Retail and the Artifice of Social Change (2015) (4)
Restraints: Controlling a Symptom or a Symptom of Control (1998) (4)
The anatomy lesson (1991) (4)
Science and torture. (2007) (4)
Medical associations and accountability for physician participation in torture. (2015) (4)
Commentary Legal Procedures in Wanglie: A Two-Step, Not a Sidestep (1991) (4)
Sexuality in the Nursing Home (1999) (4)
Bioethics North and South: Creating a common ground (2018) (3)
An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness (1995) (3)
Why a hospital seeks to discontinue care against family wishes. (1990) (3)
PHYSICIANS AND THEIR PATIENTS' SUICIDES. REPLY (1994) (3)
New business for ethics committees (1992) (3)
Consuming culture-led regeneration: the rise and fall of the democratic urban experience (2020) (3)
Do state licensing procedures discriminate against physicians using mental health services? One physician calls for reform. (1997) (3)
Profane research versus researching the profane: commentary on Başoğlu (2009). (2009) (3)
Emergencies and advance directives. (1990) (3)
Clinical Ethics and Reform of Access to Health Care (1993) (2)
Accountability for Doctors Who Torture (2014) (2)
The art of learning: empowerment through performing arts (2003) (2)
Negotiating reality through the prosumption of the ‘unreal’ self (2019) (2)
Minnesota physicians and health care reform. After 'health right'. (1992) (2)
From data to policy ... to politics. The Minnesotans health care plan for universal access to care. (1992) (2)
'You just wear what you want don't yer'? : an empirical examination of the relationship between youth consumption and the construction of identity (1996) (2)
Hospice Benefits and Phase I Cancer Trials [5] (multiple letters) (2004) (2)
Consuming Place: Cities and Cultural Tourism (2004) (2)
Human rights abuses, transparency, impunity and the Web. (2007) (2)
The Torture Doctors (2020) (2)
Branded Space; Branded Consumers: Spaces for Consumption and the Uncomfortable Consequences of Complicit Communality (2013) (2)
U.S. Blockade of a Conference in Cuba (2004) (2)
Now Is the Time: Physician Involvement in Health Care Reform (1993) (2)
Military medicine and human rights (2004) (2)
Provisions for Good Decision Making (1989) (1)
Managed Health Care at the End of Life (2001) (1)
Author's Reply to Reader's Response to “Medical Investigations of Homicides of Prisoners of War in Iraq and Afghanistan” (2005) (1)
Medical Futility (1992) (1)
Military Doctors and Deaths by Torture: When a Witness Becomes an Accessory (2013) (1)
The fate of Anatoly Koryagin. (1985) (1)
Medical oaths betrayed. (2006) (1)
Race Hygiene and National Efficiency: The Eugenics of Wilhelm Schallmayer (1989) (1)
What clothes should leisure research wear? (2016) (1)
Oath Betrayed: America's Torture Doctors (2006) (1)
Provisions To Endorse Ethical Principles (1989) (1)
On having a life. (1994) (1)
Consuming Cultures: The Symbolic Economies of Cities (2004) (1)
Settled precepts: normative ethics, applied ethics and physician complicity with torture (2011) (1)
The Torture Doctors: Human Rights Crimes and the Road to Justice (2020) (1)
Consensus Statement Confronting Depression and Suicide in Physicians : A Correction (2003) (1)
CPR in nursing homes. Policy and clinical realities. (1991) (1)
HEALTH CARE REFORM IN MINNESOTA. AUTHORS' REPLY (1993) (1)
On Joining the Lynch Mob (2008) (1)
Resuscitating the Nursing Home Resident (1990) (1)
Gender and Health Insurance (1997) (1)
The Evolution of Health Care Facility Protocols (1989) (1)
The Ethical Importance of Differences Between Managed Care Systems (1997) (1)
Reinventing the Consuming City (2004) (0)
From data to policy . . . to politics (1992) (0)
Creativity and the rhetorical city (2010) (0)
Consuming Space: The Architectures of Consumption (2004) (0)
Punishing physicians who torture (2010) (0)
What Are We Teaching About Indigent Patients?-Reply (1993) (0)
The Objectives of Health Care Facility Protocols (1989) (0)
In reply (1998) (0)
Book Reviews: Consuming Life (2008) (0)
Consuming the Past: Cities, Shopping and Supermarkets (2004) (0)
Ronald Cranford, MD, A Leading Neurologist On Coma and Unconsciousness, Dies at 65 (2006) (0)
Commentary on the Minnesota Medical Association's do-not-resuscitate guidelines. (1985) (0)
Consuming Life – By Zygmunt Bauman (2008) (0)
Book Review: When Death is Sought (1994) (0)
Provide or Divide (2004) (0)
Commentaries on Harassment and Confidentiality (2012) (0)
Consumption and Place (2015) (0)
Consuming Chance: The Gambling City (2004) (0)
Basic benefits and the hope for rational rationing. (1991) (0)
Book Review Pathologies of Power: Health, Human Rights, and the New War on the Poor (California Series in Public Anthropology.) By Paul Farmer. 402 pp. Berkeley, University of California Press, 2003. $27.50. 0-520-23550-9 (2004) (0)
Introduction: Managed Health Care: New Institutions and Time-Honored Values (1995) (0)
Blue Jeans: The Art of the Ordinary by Daniel Miller and Sophie Woodward. (2014) (0)
Provisions for Implementing Decisions (1989) (0)
The Diptych: Nazi and Japanese Bioscience War Crimes (2015) (0)
Young People and Consumption (2019) (0)
The generational divide of consumption in a changing China (2009) (0)
Commentary on Psychiatry in a battle zone. (2009) (0)
Coercive police interrogation in India: A sociological perspective (2020) (0)
Afterword: Protocols and Moral Life in Institutions (1989) (0)
Of alternative healing and claims of truth. (2009) (0)
Teaching medical ethics: Foreword and preface (1989) (0)
Ethical issues in managed care-Comment (1995) (0)
Ethics on Call: A Medical Ethicist Shows How to Take Charge of Life-and-Death Choices (1992) (0)
Paternalism, Family Duties, and My Aunt Maude-Reply (1988) (0)
End-of-life care in Minnesota. (1995) (0)
Midnight Visiting Hour (1989) (0)
Introduction (1994) (0)
Landscape of Consumption (2019) (0)
Doctors' complicity with torture (2008) (0)
A piece of my mind. Midnight visiting hour. (1989) (0)
Book Review Awakening Hippocrates: A Primer on Health, Poverty, and Global Service By Edward O'Neil, Jr. 502 pp. Chicago, American Medical Association, 2006. $34.95. 1-57947-772-0 (2006) (0)
Physician accountability for torture: emerging standards for practice (2013) (0)
Reaction to My Thoughts on Improving Ethics Education (2015) (0)
Introduction: HEC Forum from Minnesota (2002) (0)
Reviews, Notes, and Listings: When Others Must Choose: Deciding for Patients without Capacity (1993) (0)
Conclusion: The “Consumed” City (2004) (0)
Chapter 17 - Beijing 2008: Chapter taken from Olympic Cities ISBN: 978–0–203–84074–0 (2012) (0)
Embargoes that harm health. The case for physician leadership. (1999) (0)
The Do-Not-Resuscitate Order in a Teaching Hospital (2020) (0)
CONTRIBUTIONS OF EMPIRICAL R ESEARCH TO MEDICAL E THICS (1993) (0)
Editorial statement (2003) (0)

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