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  1. Is er een dokter in de zaal? Over de bron van de medisch-professionele ethiek.Jolanda Dwarswaard, Medard Hilhorst & M. J. Trappenburg - 2007 - Filosofie En Praktijk 28 (5):6-18.
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  2. Recensie-Marktwerking in de publieke sector.Jolanda Dwarswaard - 2008 - Filosofie En Praktijk 29 (4):55.
     
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    The robustness of medical professional ethics when times are changing: a comparative study of general practitioner ethics and surgery ethics in The Netherlands.J. Dwarswaard, M. Hilhorst & M. Trappenburg - 2009 - Journal of Medical Ethics 35 (10):621-625.
    Society in the 21st century is in many ways different from society in the 1950s, the 1960s or the 1970s. Two of the most important changes relate to the level of education in the population and the balance between work and private life. These days a large percentage of people are highly educated. Partly as a result of economic progress in the 1950s and the 1960s and partly due to the fact that many women entered the labour force, people started (...)
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    The Doctor and the Market: About the Influence of Market Reforms on the Professional Medical Ethics of Surgeons and General Practitioners in The Netherlands. [REVIEW]Jolanda Dwarswaard, Medard Hilhorst & Margo Trappenburg - 2011 - Health Care Analysis 19 (4):388-402.
    To explore whether market reforms in a health care system affect medical professional ethics of hospital-based specialists on the one hand and physicians in independent practices on the other. Qualitative interviews with 27 surgeons and 28 general practitioners in The Netherlands, held 2–3 years after a major overhaul of the Dutch health care system involving several market reforms. Surgeons now regularly advertise their work (while this was forbidden in the past) and pay more attention to patients with relatively minor afflictions, (...)
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