A New Edition of Clinical Ethics Is Now Available

February 4, 2022

Clinical Ethics (vol. 16, no. 4, 2021) is available online by subscription only. 

Articles include:

  • “The Ethical Impact of Mandating Childhood Vaccination: The Importance of the Clinical Encounter” by Laura Williamson
  • “Addressing Organ Shortage: An Automatic Organ Procurement Model as a Proposal” by Marina Morla-González, et al.
  • “Using Q Methodology in Research with Head and Neck Cancer Patients as an Ethical Procedure” by Susana SA Miguel and Sílvia Caldeira
  • “The Role of Compassion in Ethical Frameworks and Medical Practice” by Acadia Fairchild
  • “Death Determination and Donation after Circulatory Death: Can Physicians Reconcile Cardiorespiratory Death and Irreversible Loss of Brain Function?” by Ahmeneh Ghavam
  • “Regulation in Research Ethics: A Scarecrow for Physicians?” by T Haaser, et al.
  • “A Novel Ethical Approach to Moral Distress during COVID 19 in New York” by Janet Dolgin, et al.
  • “Lying to Patients: Ethics of Deception in Nursing” by Drew A Curtis, et al.
  • “The Ethics of Interpreter Use” by Ben Gray and Jo Hilder

 

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