"Commentary on" Consensus, clinical decision making, and unsettled cases"

Journal of Clinical Ethics 22 (4):354-357 (2011)
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Abstract

Ethics consultation, while often a process of negotiation between diverse opinions, sometimes requires deeper moral inquiry. The form of such inquiry is suggested by classical casuistry and its attendant doctrine of probabilism.

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