Methods in Medical Ethics
by Nancy M. P. King, Albert R. Jonsen, David Degrazia, Tom L. Beauchamp, Mark A. Hall, Jeremy Sugarman D Mph Ma, Daniel P. Sulmasy D Phd, Ruth Faden, Alison Boyce, Diego Gracia D Phd, Lisa Sowle Cahill, Edmund D. Pellegrino D, Susan E. Lederer, Tod Chambers, Raymond Devries, Holly A. Taylor, Sara Chandros Hull, Nancy E. Kass, Patricia A. Marshall, Barbara A. Koenig, Robert A. Pearlman D Mph, Helene E. Starks, Marion Danis D, Laura Hanson D Mph, Joanne M. Garrett, David A. Asch D Mba
Methods in Medical Ethics examines approaches to ethical inquiry in medicine and healthcare. Featuring contributions from numerous scholars, this volume offers a broad academic resource for students, educators, practitioners, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of how medical ethics can be studied and discussed.
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Methods in Medical Ethics addresses the ways ethical questions in medicine and healthcare can be examined and understood.
With contributions from a wide range of authors, the book presents a diverse scholarly perspective on medical ethics.
Its subject makes it a useful resource for readers studying medicine, ethics, healthcare, and related academic fields.
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