A New Edition of Clinical Ethics Is Now Available

December 13, 2021

Clinical Ethics (vol. 16, no. 2, 2021) is available online by subscription only. 

Articles include:

  • “Ethical Conflicts in Patient-Centred Care” by Sven Ove Hansson and Barbro Fröding
  • “The Moral Challenges of Health Care Providers Brain Drain Phenomenon” by Faith Atte
  • “Resuscitation during the Pandemic: Optional Obligation? Or Supererogation?” by Jonathan Perkins, et al.
  • “Readability of the Informed Consent Forms in Flanders Using the Douma Index: Analyzing the Documents that Help Patients Make Decisions” by María del Valle Ramírez-Durán, María del Valle Coronado-Vázquez, and María Isabel Mariscal-Crespo
  • “Attitudes toward Assisted Death amongst Doctors in Northern Portugal” by Ferraz Gonçalves
  • “Refractory Suffering at the End of Life and the Assisted Dying Debate: An Interview Study with Palliative Care Nurses and Doctors” by Kristine Espegren Gustad, et al.
  • “Enrolment of Children in Clinical Research: Understanding Ghanaian Caregivers’ Perspectives on Consent/Assent Procedures, and their Attitudes towards Storage of Biological Samples for Future Use” by George O Adjei, et al.
  • “Nursing Errors and their Causes among Nursing Students” by Mohaddeseh Mohsenpour, et al.

 

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