Palliative Care Ethics: A Companion for All Specialties

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Oxford University Press USA (1999)
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"Palliative Care Ethics should interest all those who care for the terminally ill: especially doctors, nurses, social workers, and the clergy. The well-illustrated central theme applies to every area of health care: that technical expertise must be controlled by humane non-technical judgement."--BOOK JACKET.

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