Case-based mental health ethics text using real clinical dilemmas to explore tragic choices and conflicting values for students and clinicians.
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Case-based mental health ethics text using real clinical dilemmas to explore tragic choices and conflicting values for students and clinicians.
Divided Staffs, Divided Selves offers a case-centered approach to the teaching of health care ethics to a wide range of students and clinicians. The book provides both clinical case material and a method for engaging in a dialogue regarding difficult decisions in the mental health care field that have potentially tragic choices. The essays that introduce the volume place the ethical problems of treating mentally ill people in the context of the health care ethics movement and traditions of ethic...
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No fantasy magic elements
No occult or demonology content
Recurring ethics debates on care values, policy, and clinical authority
Clinical cases address suicide risk and tragic mental-health choices
Cases involve patient suffering and coercive treatment dilemmas
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