Clinical Ethics: Theory and Practice (Contemporary Issues in Biomedicine, Ethics, and Society)
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Clinical Ethics: Theory and Practice (Contemporary Issues in Biomedicine, Ethics, and Society)

by Barry Hoffmaster, Benjamin Freedom, Gwen Fraser

Philosophy medical ethics bioethics
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Clinical Ethics: Theory and Practice explores the relationship between ethical theory and practical decision-making in healthcare. Situated within contemporary issues in biomedicine, ethics, and society, it offers readers an accessible foundation for understanding the moral dimensions of clinical practice and biomedical questions.

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Clinical ethics examines moral questions that arise in healthcare and biomedical practice.

This book brings together theory and practice, offering a framework for considering ethical issues in clinical contexts.

Its focus reflects the connections among biomedicine, ethics, and society.

It is suited to readers seeking an academic introduction to contemporary clinical ethics.

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