Life and Death Decisions in the Clinical Setting Moral decision making through dialogic consensus

“The authors offer a brief yet robust overview of moral philosophy and propose a novel process of dialogic consensus for the resolution of moral dilemmas in the clinical setting. … written for healthcare professionals who lack a background in philosophy. It is most relevant to those who work in acute care settings where a majority of moral disagreements arise, but the method of dialogic consensus is relevant to all members of the healthcare field as well as interdisciplinary professionals.” (Sarah Sawicki, Doody’s Book Reviews, June, 2017)