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Moral Courage by Rushworth M. Kidder
Outlines principles for ethical behavior while counseling readers on how to put ethical thinking into practice, drawing on the stories of leaders, whistleblowers, and everyday people to examine such events as the Enron scandal, the space shuttle tragedy, and the war in Iraq. By the author of How Good People Make Tough Choices. Reprint. 20,000 first
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Managed Care Ethics
Medical ethical dilemmas in managed care look, sound, and feel different from those in fee-for-service medicine. The first book to address the new set of ethical problems facing managed care, Managed Care Ethics is written for physicians practicing in HMOs and others adjusting to the new health care environment. The author, a physician/ethicist who practices in the managed care environment, provides the context for constructive discussions between physicians and their patients. He offers ways to enable patients to achieve their health care objectives and to resolve the inconsistencies between the business ethic of cost containment and the medical ethics that are still at the center of health care
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