Persuasion in healthcare needs virtue, narrative and a relational concept of autonomy

Q4 Medicine Communication and Medicine Pub Date : 2024-04-08 DOI:10.1558/cam.26268

L. Kaldjian

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Abstract

Srikant Sarangi offers probing remarks about communication ethics and the relational aspects of the patient–clinician encounter. I am particularly intrigued by the attention he draws to persuasion and its legitimate role in the moral dynamic of decision making between patients and clinicians in healthcare.

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医疗保健中的说服需要美德、叙事和自主的关系概念

斯里坎特-萨兰吉（Srikant Sarangi）对沟通伦理和病人与医生接触的关系方面提出了富有启发性的见解。我尤其感兴趣的是，他提请我们注意说服及其在医疗保健领域患者与临床医生之间决策的道德动态中的合法作用。

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