Medical Paternalism, Nurses, and Truth-Telling

Update: 2023-11-05

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In this episode, medical paternalism, the role of nurses, and truth-telling in clinical practice are discussed. This is the first episode of a three part short series. The articles of Goldman, Ackerman, Newton, and Kuhse are presented in order to adequately motivate the convictions being put forth.

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Medical Paternalism, Nurses, and Truth-Telling

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Medical Paternalism, Nurses, and Truth-Telling

Emma Søndergaard Jensen

Medical Paternalism, Nurses, and Truth-Telling