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The Fieldworker as Watcher and Witness
Hastings Center Report 15 (3):10-14 (1985)
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In a field like genetic counseling, a medical sociologist is not only a doctor‐watcher but a witness who tries to interpret the moral conflicts that lie beneath the surface of an advancing technology.Other Versions
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