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"Third generation" ethics: what careproviders should do before they do ethics
Journal of Clinical Ethics 21 (1):3-13 (2010)
Abstract
The author suggests that a “first generation” task in bioethics is to give patients the information they need; a “second generation” task is to do this in the most effective way; and a “third generation” task is to avoid harming patients by imposing value biases. The author discusses ways to pursue this third generation task.Author's Profile
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