The teaching of medical ethics from a junior doctor's viewpoint

Journal of Medical Ethics 11 (1):37-38 (1985)
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This is a short paper covering my own views on the methods and reasons behind the teaching of medical ethics. All the whys and wherefores are discussed and some conclusions reached. This paper is given from a junior doctor's viewpoint but could equally apply to many others

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