When Aid Is a Good Thing: Trusting Relationships as Autonomy Support in Health Care Settings

American Journal of Bioethics 15 (10):49-51 (2015)
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Decision making in health care contexts is often deeply challenging for the patients, their close ones, and those who care for them. All of them have and perceive different forms of responsibilitie...

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