Practicing Neighbor Love: Empathy, Religion, and Clinical Ethics
The role of religion in clinical ethics consultations is contested. The religion of the ethics consultant can be an important part of the consultation process and improve the quality of a consultation. Practicing neighbor love leads to empathy, which not only can improve the quality of ethics consul...
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| description | The role of religion in clinical ethics consultations is contested. The religion of the ethics consultant
can be
an important part of the consultation process and improve the quality of a consultation. Practicing neighbor love leads to empathy, which not only can improve the quality of ethics consultations but also creates a space for religion to be part of, but not imposed on, the consultation. The practice of empathy will build trust, rapport, and an intersubjective connection that improves the quality of the consultation. (The views expressed are the author’s and not representative of any institution or employer). |
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