Reflections on Clinical Ethics

John M. Freeman

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Reflections on Clinical Ethics

John M. Freeman

Moral philosophies have rarely helped as I work with families to make the best decision for their child, for the family and for society. What is the proper role for the physician? I have found over a long career as a pediatric neurologist that “benign” paternalism best fi ts my role.