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Making ethics applicable in patient care settings.

M Demaray·J Morrissy
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The more complex modern medicine becomes, the more complex are the issues facing staff in health care facilities. The bioethics education committee at St. Joseph's Health Centre in London developed a unique short course in practical ethics for staff from several institutions.

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CurriculumEducation Department, HospitalEthical TheoryEthics CommitteesEthics, MedicalHospitals, ReligiousInservice TrainingInterinstitutional RelationsOntarioPersonnel, HospitalPilot ProjectsProgram DevelopmentResource AllocationBioethics and Professional EthicsSt. Joseph's Health Centre (London, ON)Journal Article

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M Demaray, J Morrissy. 1993. Making ethics applicable in patient care settings.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10125982/

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