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One Patient, No Good Options: The Real Roots of Ambivalence in Medical Decision Making
American Journal of Bioethics 22 (6):48-50 (2022)
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In their target article “Two Minds, One Patient,” Moore and colleagues’ (2022) stated goal is “to help clinicians, ethicists, and patients locate [the] source” (38) of a patient’s ambivalence in or...Author's Profile
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