Values in Medicine: What are We Really Doing to Patients? (Biomedical Law and Ethics Library)
by Donald Evans
Values in Medicine examines the values underlying healthcare and asks what medical professionals are really doing to patients. Situated within biomedical law and ethics, the book offers a thoughtful basis for considering medical practice, patient care, and the ethical and legal questions that shape decisions in medicine.
About This Book
Values in Medicine explores the principles that shape medical practice and patient care.
The book considers what healthcare professionals are really doing to patients, encouraging reflection on the purposes and consequences of medical decisions.
Positioned within biomedical law and ethics, it connects clinical practice with broader ethical and legal questions.
Written by Donald Evans, this title is intended for readers interested in medicine, patient care, and the values underlying healthcare.
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