Medical ethics: some reservations

Journal of Medical Ethics 8 (3):117-119 (1982)
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Abstract

In this symposium Professor Swales, a professor of medicine, argues that medical ethics cannot be separated conceptually or practically from medical practice and training generally. In direct responses two medical ethicists from America and a British GP rebut this claim. Professor Swales replies briefly to his critics

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