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Principles and procedures of medical ethics case consultation BRITISH JOURNAL OF HOSPITAL MEDICINE Banerjee, D., Kuschner, W. G. 2007; 68 (3): 140-144
Abstract
Ethical conflicts are common in hospital medicine. This article reviews core medical ethics principles, describes models for conducting hospital-based ethics case consultations, and highlights the contributions of hospital ethics committees to high quality patient care.
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