Medicine, patients and the law: Sixth edition (Contemporary Issues in Bioethics)
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Medicine, patients and the law: Sixth edition (Contemporary Issues in Bioethics)

by Emma Cave, Margaret Brazier

bioethics Healthcare Ethics Medical Law
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Medicine, Patients and the Law explores the legal and ethical dimensions of healthcare, focusing on the relationship between patients, medical professionals, and the law. This sixth edition addresses contemporary issues in bioethics and provides a broad foundation for understanding the responsibilities and challenges surrounding medical practice.

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Medicine, Patients and the Law examines the relationship between medical practice, patients, and legal regulation.

This sixth edition addresses contemporary issues in bioethics and healthcare law.

Written by Emma Cave and Margaret Brazier, the book considers the responsibilities, rights, and challenges that arise in medical contexts.

It is a reference for readers exploring the legal and ethical dimensions of healthcare.

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