Mark A. Hall, JD, and Robert A. Berenson, MD
Annals of Internal Medicine
1 March 1998 | Volume 128 Issue 5 | Pages 395-402
It is untenable for the medical profession to continue asserting an idealistic ethic that is contradicted so openly in daily practice. However, a satisfactory ethic appropriate to the managed care era has not yet been developed to replace the traditional ethic. Many in the profession have not come to terms with the conflicting expectations they now face and so feel caught in a moral crisis.
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