Falling on One’s Sword for Truth: Deception by Ethicist Should Be Narrow

American Journal of Bioethics 21 (5):20-21 (2021)
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Clinical ethics consultants should show bold moral courage in discharging their duties to patients, families, and healthcare providers. Given the corrosive impact on trust, and on the appropriate d...

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