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An Annotated Bibliography of Psychiatric Medical Ethics
Daniel J. Anzia; John La Puma
Academic Psychiatry 1991;15:1-17.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the supporting institutions. This work was supported by the Lutheran General Hospital and the Lutheran General Medical Group.

Department of Psychiatry, and Clinical Ethics Scholar-in-Residence, Center for Clinical Ethics, Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, Illinois

The University of Chicago Hospitals; Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, IL

© 1991 Academic Psychiatry.

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We offer an annotated bibliography of psychiatric medical ethics that we hope will be use ful for psychiatrists and other mental health professionals who are interested in the moral dimensions of psychiatric care. We present the educational and clinical rationale for the bibliography, ways to use the bibliography, and the bibliography itself. Using the American Psychiatric Association's Principles of Medical Ethics With Annotations Especially Applicable to Psychiatry as a principled framework, we selected references based primarily on educational and clinical relevance for physicians. We include both empirical and conceptual analyses of the ethical issues seen daily in the office, clinic, hospital, nursing home, and in society at large.

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