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Professionalism Department
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 21 (2):147-148 (2012)
Abstract
In this issue of CQ, we are pleased to inaugurate a new Department, Professionalism, with an article by Jeffrey Blustein entitled “When Doctors Break the Rules: On the Ethics of Physician Noncompliance.” The article examines the ethical dilemmas physicians face when they believe that promoting the best interests of patients requires them to break one or more institutional rules.Author's Profile
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