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Our Hands Are Tied: Legal Tensions and Medical Ethics

By: Marshall B. Kapp | Book details

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commitment weakens respect for the legitimate risk management guidance that should be taken seriously as the basis for decisions and actions.

Ideally, the growing involvement of risk managers and in-house legal counsel within modern health care settings ought to add to, rather than detract from, physicians' capacity to provide ethically acceptable medical care to patients. The humanization of medicine demands that strategies be developed and implemented to enhance and magnify the salutary role these actors could play and to rectify the perverse influences they often currently exert.


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