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1Department of Family Medicine, Tel-Aviv University, and Clalit Health Services, Israel. weingml@post.tau.ac.il
Abstract:
The luckiest general practitioners work in an ideal environment with a perfect patient population, their clinical intuitions are always correct, they face difficulties with total equanimity, and they get on with all their patients. In the real world one needs a lot of luck for things to go right. This paper applies the philosophical concept of 'moral luck' to the world of general practice.
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