The morality of care: case study and review

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Journal of Medical Ethics 38 (12):763-764 (2012)
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This case concerns aspects of the treatment of a post-surgical patient in a major public hospital in New Zealand during the author's experiences as a fourth year medical student. This case is used to consider the interlinked ethical issues of sympathy, moral virtue, dignity and how the medical environment can realign these values

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