After bioethics and towards virtue?

Journal of Medical Ethics 19 (1):17-18 (1993)
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Abstract

The place of philosophical medical ethics in medical education and clinical practice has recently been questioned. Although partially valid, the criticisms do not warrant abandoning the enterprise. Instead a reappraised model, based on Aristotelean concepts of intellectual and moral virtue is suggested

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