Can deceiving patients be morally acceptable?

AUTOR(ES)

Sokol, Daniel K

FONTE

BMJ Publishing Group Ltd.

RESUMO

Daniel K Sokol argues that on rare occasions benignly deceiving patients can be morally acceptable, and he has devised a decision checklist to help doctors facing such a dilemma

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