When Moral Intuitions and Empirical Findings Collide: A Case for Revisiting Protectionist Tendencies in Bioethics
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DOI: 10.1080/23294515.2020.1713245
Abstract: One of the foundational aims of bioethics is to advocate for the rights and interests of patients (Jonsen 2010). In their normative work, bioethicists assess ethical arguments and develop recommendations that support patients’ goals. Similarly,… read more here.
Keywords: research; empirical bioethics; moral intuitions; rights interests ... See more keywords
Looking into backstage discussions in social work: A qualitative synthesis of recent empirical findings
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DOI: 10.1177/14680173221144556
Abstract: Social work practice has a history of collegial, intra-, and interprofessional discussions that take place backstage, that is, without the presence of clients. Because of their backstage character, these discussions may be considered even more… read more here.
Keywords: social work; practice; discussions social; empirical findings ... See more keywords