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Why autonomy needs help
Journal of Medical Ethics 40 (5):301-302 (2014)
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Some argue that to be effective in healthcare settings autonomy needs to be strengthened. The author thinks autonomy is fundamentally inadequate in healthcare settings and requires supplementation by experience-based paternalism on the part of doctors and healthcare providersAuthor's Profile
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