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E G Howe

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The Journal of Clinical Ethics|September 29, 1998
Commentary: "missing" patients by seeing only their culturesE G Howe
JAMA|March 5, 1997
The Nuremberg Code, informed consent, and involuntary treatmentE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|January 1, 1992
Attributing preferences and violating neutralityE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|July 25, 2000
Leaving Laputa: what doctors aren't taught about informed consentE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|July 8, 1999
Ethics consultants: could they do better?E G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|May 3, 2000
Organizational ethics' greatest challenge: factoring in less-reachable patientsE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|January 16, 2002
International practices in neonatologyE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|June 29, 2001
Should ethics consultants use telemedicine? A comment on Pronovost and WilliamsE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|December 29, 2000
Doing ethics consultations betterE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|January 1, 1993
On expanding the parameters of assisted suicide, directive counseling, and overriding patients' cultural beliefsE G Howe
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The Journal of Clinical Ethics|September 29, 1998
Commentary: "missing" patients by seeing only their culturesE G Howe
JAMA|March 5, 1997
The Nuremberg Code, informed consent, and involuntary treatmentE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|January 1, 1992
Attributing preferences and violating neutralityE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|July 25, 2000
Leaving Laputa: what doctors aren't taught about informed consentE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|July 8, 1999
Ethics consultants: could they do better?E G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|May 3, 2000
Organizational ethics' greatest challenge: factoring in less-reachable patientsE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|January 16, 2002
International practices in neonatologyE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|June 29, 2001
Should ethics consultants use telemedicine? A comment on Pronovost and WilliamsE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|December 29, 2000
Doing ethics consultations betterE G Howe
The Journal of Clinical Ethics|January 1, 1993
On expanding the parameters of assisted suicide, directive counseling, and overriding patients' cultural beliefsE G Howe
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