Variance in Bioethics Services: Challenges and Opportunities in Canada with a Focus on In-house vs. Outsourced Health Care Ethics Consultations

BioéthiqueOnline 3:2 (2014)
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Bioethics services vary within and across many jurisdictions. This case study describes such inconsistencies in Canada, and notes challenges and opportunities related to this variance.

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