When an attending physician needs specialized assistance with a patient's end-stage renal
disease, she requests a consult from a nephrologist—an expert on kidneys. When a fellow …

We sometimes seek expert guidance when we don't know what to think or do about a
problem. In challenging cases concerning medical ethics, we may seek a clinical ethics …

Recently a brochure was sent to a variety of health care professionals and others interested
in medical ethics announcing the existence of a new newsletter.“One bad ethical decision …

In this article, I address the extent to which experts in bioethics can contribute to healthcare
delivery by way of aid in clinical decision‐making and policy‐formation. I argue that experts …

In this chapter I argue that ethics expertise unquestionably exists. We see it, in fact, in
persons all around us, including in many clinical ethicists. Having such expertise, I suggest …

Brummett and Salter contribute to much-needed clarity on the (relation between the)
different views on the nature of clinical ethics expertise by presenting a sophisticated …

Tarzian and ASBH Core Competencies Update Task Force (2013) say that making ethics
consultation accountable means examining the abilities and qualifications of health care …

I argue that an increasingly well-received conception of clinical ethics consultation
incorporates an understanding of ethics expertise that is untenable in light of what that …

Bertram Bandman, The moral development of health care professionals: rational decisionmaking
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The medical profession contains five “spheres of morality”: clinical care, clinical research,
scientific knowledge, population health, and the market. These distinct sets of normative …