Commentary: Mrs. J—Culture and Healthcare Ethics Committees

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 19 (4):537-540 (2010)
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The heart-rending story of Mrs. J raises many complex ethical issues. Key elements include suffering, disagreement, culture, religion, perspective, and facts. Overarching concerns include whose voices and stories should count, the connection of pain with suffering, and how healthcare ethics committees should respond

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