Albert Jonsen
3 books
About the Author
Albert Jonsen is a distinguished bioethicist and professor emeritus of medical history and ethics at the University of Washington School of Medicine, where he has shaped the field of clinical ethics for over four decades. A pioneer in applying philosophical principles to real-world medical dilemmas, Jonsen co-founded the Society for Health and Human Values and served on the National Advisory Board for Medical Ethics. His seminal work, Clinical Ethics: A Practical Approach to Ethical Decisions in Clinical Medicine, Seventh Edition (LANGE Clinical Science), remains a cornerstone text for healthcare professionals navigating complex moral issues in patient care, from end-of-life decisions to resource allocation. Jonsen's thoughtful analyses bridge theory and practice, emphasizing compassionate, evidence-based approaches to ethical challenges in modern medicine.
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