Keeping Moral Space Open New Images of Ethics Consulting

The moral expertise of clinical ethicists is not a question of\nmastering codelike theories and lawlike principles. Rather, ethicists are\narchitects of moral space within the health care setting, as well as mediators\nin the conversations taking place within that space

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• Laying the Groundwork

  Open Access•Matthew Hunt, Ali Okhowat et al.•Journal of Humanitarian Affairs•2024

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• Cultivating Humility and Diagnostic Openness in Clinical Judgment

  Open Access•John Stone•The AMA Journal of Ethic•2017

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• What Is the Role of Ethics Consultation in the Moral Habitability of Health Care Environments

  Open Access•Wendy Austin•The AMA Journal of Ethic•2017

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• AMA Code of Medical Ethics' Opinions on Ethics Committees and Consultations

  Open Access•Danielle Hahn Chaet•The AMA Journal of Ethic•2016

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• Understanding and Utilizing the Convening Power of Ethics Consultation

  Open Access•Joseph J Fins•The AMA Journal of Ethic•2016

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• How Should Clinical Ethics Consultants Support Parents' Decision Making

  Open Access•Katherine J Feder, Janice Firn•The AMA Journal of Ethic•2019

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• Made a Slave, Born a Woman

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Epilogue

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Picking Up Pieces

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Authority and Transparency

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Peripheral Visions, Critical Practice

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Career Selves

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Unnecessary Identities

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• The Subject of Moral Philosophy, With Postscript 2007

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Where Do Moral Theories Come From?

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Charting Responsibilities

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• The Politics of Transparency and the Moral Work of Truth

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2008

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• Moral Understandings

  Margaret Urban Walker•Moral Understandings•2007

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• A Living Ethics Project to Address Inappropriate Levels of Care

  Open Access•Bénédicte D’anjou, E Racine•Journal of Bioethical Inquiry•2026

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• Open-ended eudemonism in healthcare

  Open Access•E Racine•Medicine Health Care and Philosophy•2026

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• Living ethics

  Open Access•E Racine, Sophie Ji et al.•Medicine Health Care and Philosophy•2024

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• Framework for evaluation research on clinical ethical case interventions

  Open Access•Joschka Haltaufderheide, Stephan Nadolny et al.•Journal of Medical Ethics•2022

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• Critical dialogue method of ethics consultation

  Clare Delany, Sharon Feldman et al.•Journal of Medical Ethics•2025

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• ‘Out of My Hands’

  Open Access•Pieter Dronkers, Zeina Amro•Bioethics•2025

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• Ethics Education for Nurses

  Catherine Robichaux, Pamela Grace et al.•Journal of Nursing Education•2022

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• Medical student moral distress in the clinical learning environment

  Open Access•Annika D Reczek, Daniel T Kim et al.•Medical Teacher•2026

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• The Ethical Significance of Language in the Environmental Sciences

  Kevin C Elliott•Ethics Place & Environment•2009

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• Moral aspects of filial concern for a parent living with dementia

  Open Access•Ina Luichies, Hanneke Van Der Meide et al.•Journal of Aging Studies•2024

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• Resistance and Insubordination

  Open Access•Hilde Lindemann Nelson•Hypatia•1995

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• Thinking Morality Interpersonally

  Open Access•Margaret Urban Walker•Hypatia•1993

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• Narrative Awareness in Ethics Consultations

  Open Access•Larry R Churchill, Larry Churchill•The Hastings Center Report•2014

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• Institutional Ethics Resources

  Open Access•Ann B Hamric, Lucia D Wocial•The Hastings Center Report•2016

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• Rereading Frankenstein

  Open Access•Jason Scott Robert•The Hastings Center Report•2018

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• Fostering Nurses’ Moral Agency and Moral Identity

  Open Access•Joan Liaschenko, Elizabeth Peters et al.•The Hastings Center Report•2016

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• Spirituality, health care, and bioethics

  Open Access•Maureen Muldoon, Norman King•Journal of Religion and Health•1995

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• Generative Critique in Interdisciplinary Collaborations

  Open Access•Mareike Smolka•NanoEthics•2020

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• A Living Ethics Project to Address Psychological Distress in Chronic Illness

  Open Access•Bénédicte D’anjou, Bénédicte D'Anjou et al.•Health Expectations•2025

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• Relations of Power and ‘Informed Choice’

  Open Access•A W Frank•Health An Interdisciplinary…•1999

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• Innovation Through Tradition

  Open Access•Julie Kutac, Rimma Osipov et al.•Journal of Medical Humanities•2016

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• Strange, But Not Stranger

  Open Access•Mark J Bliton, Stuart G Finder•Human Studies•1999

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• Launching a Living Ethics Initiative to Explore Patients' Psychological Distress in a Highly Specialized Interdisciplinary Care Clinic

  Open Access•Bénédicte D’anjou, Katherine Desjardins et al.•Qualitative Health Research•2025

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• How do national guidelines frame clinical ethics practice? A comparative analysis of guidelines from the US, the UK, Canada and France

  Open Access•Nathalie Gaucher, John Lantos et al.•Social Science & Medicine•2013

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• The Ethicist in Professional Education

  Larry R Churchill•The Hastings Center Report•1978

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• Can Doctors and Philosophers Work Together

  William Ruddick•The Hastings Center Report•1981

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