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The philosopher in the health care setting: Objections and replies [Book Review]
HEC Forum 4 (4):237-254 (1992)
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This article presents a serles of objections against having philosophers in the health care setting and rebuttals to these objections. These objections occur often enough to deal with them as characteristic criticisms. The rebuttals outline and advocate the positive — yet limited — function of the philosopher's presence in health careAuthor's Profile
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