Institutional ethics committees and health care decision making

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Ann Arbor, Mich.: Health Administration Press (1984)
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This text provides a comprehensive and timely examination of the most pertinent factors affecting institutional ethics committees, for ethicists, trustees, administrators, physicians, clergy, nurses, social workers, attorneys and others with an interest in ethics committees.

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R724.I56 1984

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Contrasting institutional review boards with institutional ethics committees.Leonard H. Glantz
Roles and functions of institutional ethics committees: the President's Commission's view.  (pages 85--95)Joanne Lynn
Techniques for committee self-education and institution-wide education.  (pages 149--156)C. Bayley & R. E. Cranford
Guidelines for decision making: ethical values and limitations.  (pages 169--173)L. S. Rothenberg

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