Health care ethics: models of the provider-patient relationship

¹Harvard Pilgrim Health Care of New England, Providence, RI, USA.

|December 16, 1998

Abstract:

Societal changes and ethical issues in health care have been responsible for the evolution of the models of the provider-patient relationship. As health care providers we must recognize the ethical and moral issues inherent in the provider-patient relationship and its impact on health care and our society today.

Keywords:

Professional Patient Relationship

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