Patients, medical treatment and Christian ethics: From person to ethics

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Ford, Norman. (2007). Patients, medical treatment and Christian ethics: From person to ethics. The Australasian Catholic Record. 84(2), pp. 209 - 222.

Authors	Ford, Norman
Abstract	The Catholic Church believes that lay people, especially doctors, should be given the freedom to exercise their own prudential judgement where patients are concerned, provided the necessary social guarantees are in place to prevent abuses.
Year	2007
Journal	The Australasian Catholic Record
Journal citation	84 (2), pp. 209 - 222
Publisher	Australasian Catholic Record
ISSN	0727-3215
Web address (URL)	http://search.informit.com.au/documentSummary;dn=450730981949023;res=IELAPA
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Page range	209 - 222
Research Group	School of Philosophy
Publisher's version	File Access Level Controlled
Place of publication	Australia

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