Respect for personhood: Concrete implications of a philosophical misunderstanding

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Clinical Ethics 14 (3):146-150 (2019)
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Intentionally or not, our clinical practice is informed by our philosophical premises. A subtle misunderstanding can have frequent, though insidious, implications in day-to-day clinical encounters....

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