Recta Ratio Agibilium in a medical context: the role of virtue in the physician-patient relationship

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RT @BioMedCentral: Acting for the good of the patient is the most universally acknowledged principle of medical ethics. However, given the…

01 Aug 2018

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Acting for the good of the patient is the most universally acknowledged principle of medical ethics. However, given the complexity of modern medicine, determining the good is far from simple https://t.co/nrgdPXAuzn https://t.co/DID9760Kdq

01 Aug 2018

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Recta Ratio Agibilium in a medical context: the role of virtue in the physician-patient relationship "With regards to clinical medicine, “the right reasoning in acting” applies to a physician’s ability in ordering scientific facts, external goods, and m…

29 Jul 2018

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