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
A foundational guide exploring ethical principles, patient autonomy, and decision-making frameworks in medicine and healthcare.
About This Book
Methods in Medical Ethics provides a foundational overview of ethical principles and frameworks used in healthcare settings.
It explores key issues such as patient autonomy, informed consent, and professional responsibility.
The book draws on interdisciplinary perspectives to address complex moral questions in clinical practice.
Readers gain insight into how ethical analysis supports better decision-making for patients and providers alike.
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