Donal O'Mathuna

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Donal O'Mathuna is an author and academic at Dublin City University.

[edit] Published works

Books by Donal O'Mathuna include:

• Basic questions on healthcare: what should good care include? (BioBasics Series), Kregel, 2004.
• Commitment and responsibility in nursing: a faith-based approach, Dordt College Press, 2003.
• Alternative medicine: the Christian handbook, Zondervan, 2001.
• Basic questions on alternative medicine: what is good and what is not? (BioBasics Series), Kregel, 1998.
• Basic questions on suicide and euthanasia: are they ever right? (BioBasics Series), Kregel, 1998.
• Basic questions on end-of-life decisions: how do we know what's right? (BioBasics Series), Kregel, 1998.
• Basic questions on reproductive technology: when is it right to intervene? (BioBasics Series), Kregel, 1998.