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200 00$aEthical deliberation in multi-professional health care teams /$fedited by Hubert Doucet, Jean-Marc Larouche, Kenneth R. Melchin
205   $a1st ed.
210   $aOttawa $cUniversity of Ottawa Press$dc2001
215   $a1 online resource (336 p.)
300   $a"A project of the Saint Paul University Centre for Techno-Ethics."
311   $a0-7766-0525-9 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 243-290).
327   $aTable of Contents; Introduction; Chapter 1 Historical Context: Deliberation and Methodology in Bioethics; Part 1 Implicit Ethics of Professionals in the Field of Pediatric Chronic Care; Introduction to Part 1; Chapter 2 The Nurse as Moral Agent; Chapter 3 The Physician as Moral Agent; Chapter 4 The Social Worker as Moral Agent; Chapter 5 Synthesis of Part 1; Part 2 Ethical Deliberation: Theoretical Perspectives from the Fields of Ethics and Conflict Studies; Introduction to Part 2; Chapter 6 Theories of Discourse Ethics
327   $aChapter 7 The Cognitional Theory of Bernard Lonergan and the Structure of Ethical DeliberationChapter 8 Value Conflicts in Health Care Teams; Conclusion to Part 2; Part 3 Action Research: Ethical Deliberation in Multiprofessional Health Care Teams; Introduction to Part 3; Chapter 9 Action Research on Ethical Deliberation; Chapter 10 Guide for Ethical Deliberation; Chapter 11 Thinking About Ethical Deliberation; Concluding Reflections; Appendix A: Database for Documentary Analysis of Part 1; Appendix B: Analytical Grid for the Action Research of Part 3
327   $aAppendix C: Case Studies for the Action Research of Part 3Bibliography
330   $aThis study analyzes both pragmatic and theoretical perspectives of ethical deliberation, as well as the professional and philosophical backgrounds for the ethical deliberation of social workers, nurses and doctors working in the field of chronic illness. In doing so, this volume expands the scope of current research through an analysis of the process and its dynamics.
606   $aMedical ethics
606   $aChronically ill children$xCare$xMoral and ethical aspects
615  0$aMedical ethics.
615  0$aChronically ill children$xCare$xMoral and ethical aspects.
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701   $aDoucet$b Hubert$f1938-$0981160
701   $aLarouche$b Jean-Marc$f1955-$0909035
701   $aMelchin$b Kenneth R.$f1949-$01761116
712 02$aSaint Paul University (Ottawa, Ont.).$bCentre for Techno-Ethics.
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