This volume may be of value to those wishing to make a detailed exploration of these issues, and who are willing to work systematically through extensive complex arguments. It is, however, unlikely to be attractive to the average health care practitioner who is seeking practical assistance in navigating through diffi-cult and pressing clinical dilemmas

Nursing Ethics 6 (6) (1999)
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