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“Please, Don’t Make Me Do This”: The Role of the Ethics Consultant in Responding to and Mitigating Moral Distress
American Journal of Bioethics 24 (1):134-137 (2024)
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In response to the case study of Mr. Rivers, we will speak to three critical elements for an ethics consultant to address when a consult is requested due to moral distress. First, discern if the re...Other Versions
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