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Koop, worried that medicine had lost old-fashioned caring and personal relationships between doctors and patients, opened an institute at Dartmouth to teach medical students basic values and ethics.
WSJ: Koop, who transformed surgeon general post, dies
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This new chapter in the story of a woman long dead continues to teach us about medical ethics and about our societal values.
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Studies indicate as many as 40% of patients with serious illnesses like cancer struggle with spiritual concerns, which can harm emotional and physical well-being, says George Fitchett, research director in the Department of Religion, Health and Human Values at Rush University Medical Center Chicago.
WSJ: Hospital Chaplains Seek Bigger Roles on Patient Medical Teams
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We must hold our health care system accountable to the goal that medical decisions should reflect patient informed goals and values.
CNN: Give patients end-of-life options
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Was Mr Gardner's speech, attacking the distorted values of American society that forced him to abandon his old job selling useful medical equipment, mistakenly left on the cutting room floor?
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