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Case consultation in clinical ethics (ethics consultation) is a expanding healthcare service that, proponents argue, can improve the of patients by resolving ethical dilemmas, ensuring quality ethical making, and mediating value conflicts among patients, families, and providers. The rapid growth in this practice has occurred, however, either consensus about its goals or rigorous evaluation of the of various approaches to its delivery. In this special section
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