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- Martin L. Smith (2009). A Possible Solution, But Not the Last Word. Hastings Center Report 39 (6):3-.
- Martin L. Smith (2009). Commentary. Hastings Center Report 39 (1):12-13.
- Martin L. Smith (2008). Chaplaincy and Clinical Ethics: A Common Set of Questions. Hastings Center Report 38 (6):28-29.
- Peter C. Adamson, Carmen Paradis & Martin L. Smith (2007). All for One, or One for All? Hastings Center Report 37 (4):13-15.
- Martin L. Smith & Kathryn L. Weise (2007). The Goals of Ethics Consultation: Rejecting the Role of "Ethics Police". American Journal of Bioethics 7 (2):42 – 44.
- Martin L. Smith (2006). Should Possible Disparities and Distrust Trump Do-No-Harm? American Journal of Bioethics 6 (5):28 – 30.
- Martin L. Smith, Annette K. Bisanz, Ana J. Kempfer, Barbie Adams, Toya G. Candelari & Roxann K. Blackburn (2004). Criteria for Determining the Appropriate Method for an Ethics Consultation. HEC Forum 16 (2):95-113.
- Martin L. Smith & Heidi P. Forster (2000). Morally Managing Medical Mistakes. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 (01).
- Jacquelyn Slomka, George J. Agich, Susan J. Stagno & Martin L. Smith (1998). Physical Restraint Elimination in the Acute Care Setting: Ethical Considerations. HEC Forum 10 (3-4):244-262.
- Janet R. Day, Martin L. Smith, Gerald Erenberg & Robert L. Collins (1994). An Assessment of a Formal Ethics Committee Consultation Process. HEC Forum 6 (1).
- Martin L. Smith, Kathleen Lawry, Loretta Planavsky, Holly A. Segel, Linda Solar & Doug Burleigh (1994). Guidelines for Patient Refusal of Life-Sustaining Treatment. HEC Forum 6 (1).
- Martin L. Smith & Doug Burleigh (1991). Pastoral Care Representation on the Hospital Ethics Committee. HEC Forum 3 (5).
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