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Differences in Ethical Decision-Making Processes Among Nurses and Doctors
Author
Grundstein-Amado, Rivka
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of Advanced Nursing. 1992 Feb; 17(2): 129-137.
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Date
1992-02
Subject
Allowing to Die
;
Autonomy
;
Beneficence
;
Caring
;
Case Studies
;
Communication
;
Decision Making
;
Deontological Ethics
;
Doctors
;
Ethical Analysis
;
Ethics
;
Evaluation
;
Evaluation Studies
;
Females
;
Males
;
Medical Ethics
;
Moral Development
;
Nurses
;
Nursing Ethics
;
Paternalism
;
Patient Care
;
Patient Participation
;
Patients
;
Patients' Rights
;
Physician Nurse Relationship
;
Physician Patient Relationship
;
Physicians
;
Rights
;
Technical Expertise
;
Values
;
Withholding Treatment
;
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