Where Have All the Theologians Gone and Should We Lament Their Passing? expertise,
knowledge, and skills from each member of the team (Carnegie Foundation 2010) …

In this Chapter we provide some history behind the contemporary use of ethics language
and tools in healthcare settings. We discuss the relationships among philosophical inquiry …

We need to rethink the way we teach and engage in health care ethics. At least this is what
Stephen Scher and Kasia Kozlowska (from Harvard Medical School and University of …

Philosophy is generally considered to be very abstract. How philosophical and abstract Is
ethical thinking In clinical situations? This paper sketches an answer In the form of a case …

Abstract Changes in nursing ethics curriculum and pedagogy are of crucial importance now
more than ever. Increasing diversification of patient populations (Wilson-Stronks, Lee …

In the “Four Roles of Ethical Theory in Clinical Ethics Consultation,” Magelssen and
colleagues offer a rich description of four roles that ethical theory contributes to clinical …

Moral conflicts over medical treatment that are the result of differences in fundamental moral
commitments of the stakeholders, including religiously grounded commitments, can present …

PhD students, post-docs, and bioethics researchers are conducting nuanced research to
develop advancements in the field, and this research offers valuable insights that can …

Ethical problems encountered by mental health practitioners working with deaf clients are
often complex and involve issues not fully addressed in professional codes of ethics. A …

Health professions education can benefit from the embodiment of a diversity of perspectives;
this is because critical engagement with one's own orientation toward health practices helps …