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Response to Morreim, "A Deeper Look at Ethics Consultation"
Abstract:
AbstractIn her article "A Deeper Look at Ethics Consultation" Haavi Morreim responds to my argument about surrogate trauma and prioritization. Morreim and I both have significant reservations about conventional healthcare ethics consultation (HEC) practice, and those general concerns about HEC are the focus of much of Morreim's commentary. I will first respond to important issues Morreim raises about my prioritization of surrogate decision makers' trauma in certain end-of-life ethics disputes, and then I will turn my attention to her general arguments about the practice of clinical ethics that bear directly on my stance.
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