Table of Contents for the Current Issue
The Journal of Clinical Ethics, Volume 33, Number 3, Fall 2022
AT THE BEDSIDE
When Should Careproviders Deviate from Consensus?
Edmund G. Howe
FEATURES
An Argument for Standardized Ethical Directives for Secular Healthcare Services
Abram L. Brummett and Jamie C. Watson
Values Imposition and Ethical Pluralism: An Argument Against Standardized Ethical Directives for Healthcare Ethics Consultants
Autumn Fiester
Responding to Fiester’s Critique of a Bioethical Consensus Project
Abram L. Brummett and Jamie C. Watson
Addressing Racism in the Healthcare Encounter: The Role of Clinical Ethics Consultants
Vanessa Madrigal, Kate MacDuffie, and Erin Talati Paquette
PRESENTATIONS FROM THE 33RD ANNUAL MACLEAN CONFERENCE
Effectiveness of Advance Care Planning: What Works, What Doesn’t, and What Needs to Change?
Susan W. Tolle and Katrina Hedberg
Ethical Considerations in Supporting Donation after Circulatory Death:
The Role of the Dead-Donor Rule
Giuliano Testa and Robert Fine
INTERNATIONAL MODELS OF CLINICAL ETHICS CONSULTATION
Convergence and Divergence in Canadian Ethics Support Services
Marika Warren, Christy Simpson, Dianne Godkin, Allen Alvarez, and Amanda Porter
CASES AND ANALYSIS
Moral Distress and Involuntary COVID-19 Vaccination of a Mature Minor Receiving Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment
Brent M. Kious, Toni Hesse, and Philip L. Baese
Depression and Capacity to Withdraw from Dialysis
Olivia Silva, Diana Jaber, Anthony Chiu, Cyrus Adams-Mardi, and Edward Wicht
The Ethics of Distrust: The Balancing of Perspectives Is Crucial in Surrogate Decision Making and Mediation
Shahla Siddiqui
PERSPECTIVE
Knowing Together: The Physician-Patient Encounter and Encountering Others: Imagining Relationships and Vulnerable Possibilities
Norman Quist
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