The Hackett Introduction to Medical Ethics: A Guide for Students, Clinicians, and Ethics Committees
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The Hackett Introduction to Medical Ethics: A Guide for Students, Clinicians, and Ethics Committees

by Matthew Altman, Cynthia Coe

Philosophy healthcare medical ethics
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Designed for students, clinicians, and ethics committees, this introduction offers an accessible guide to medical ethics. It provides a starting point for understanding the ethical questions and professional responsibilities that arise in healthcare, making it useful for readers seeking a foundation in the field.

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The Hackett Introduction to Medical Ethics is presented as a guide to medical ethics for students, clinicians, and ethics committees.

It introduces the subject in a format designed for readers developing or strengthening their understanding of ethical issues in healthcare.

The book may serve as an accessible starting point for examining the responsibilities and questions involved in medical ethics.

Its intended audience includes learners, practicing healthcare professionals, and members of ethics committees.

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