Some Common Ethical Problems in Medical Practice
Considers a number of ethical dilemmas commonly faced by doctors. Such dilemmas may be separated into those with consensual & non-consensual views, but debate continues. If a physician confronts a legal dilemma, then he should consult a reputably attorney or attempt to acquire a court decision....
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| description | Considers a number of ethical dilemmas commonly faced by doctors. Such dilemmas may be separated into those with consensual & non-consensual views, but debate continues. If a physician confronts a legal dilemma, then he should consult a reputably attorney or attempt to acquire a court decision. There are many instances when the requirements of ethical codes are incompatible with the legal interest; the consensus holds that the latter take priority. A number of frequently experienced situations are described in which physicians may face a dilemma, & the current consensual perspective on that dilemma is discussed. K. Coddon |
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