Are Handbooks Still Useful? Yes and No; It Depends on How You Use Them

HEC Forum 30 (2):153-156 (2018)
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edition Pilkington, Bryan (2018) "Are Handbooks Still Useful? Yes and No; It Depends on How You Use Them: Handbook for Health Care Ethics Committees, 2nd Edition. By Linda Farber Post and Jeffrey Blustein. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2015. pp. xiii + 413. $49.95". HEC Forum 30(2):153-156

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