J. Hardwig

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The Role of Trust in Knowledge

J. Hardwig, 1991 .

Is there a duty to die?

J. Hardwig, 1997, The Hastings Center report.

Using the Family Covenant in Planning End‐of‐Life Care: Obligations and Promises of Patients, Families, and Physicians

J. Hardwig, D. Doukas, 2003, Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.

What About the Family? Practices of Responsibility in Care

J. Hardwig, M. Verkerk, Hilde Lindemann, 2019 .

Is There a Duty to Die in Europe? If Not Now, When?

J. Hardwig, 2013 .

Should Women Think in Terms of Rights?

J. Hardwig, 1984, Ethics.

Spiritual issues at the end of life: a call for discussion.

J. Hardwig, 2000, The Hastings Center report.

The Problem of Proxies with Interests of Their Own: Toward a Better Theory of Proxy Decisions

J. Hardwig, 1993, The Journal of Clinical Ethics.

DRAFT Health Care Guideline Depression in Primary Care

N. Mack, J. Hardwig, R. Haight, 2016 .

Rural Health Care Ethics: What Assumptions and Attitudes Should Drive the Research?

J. Hardwig, 2006, The American journal of bioethics : AJOB.

SUPPORT and the invisible family.

J. Hardwig, 1995, The Hastings Center report.

Evidence, testimony, and the problem of individualism — a response to Schmitt

J. Hardwig, 1988 .

Socrates’ Conception of Piety: Teaching the Euthyphro

J. Hardwig, 2007 .

Patient Informed Choice for Altruism

J. Hardwig, D. Doukas, 2014, Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics.

To Die or Not To Die

Elizabeth A. Linehan, D. Callahan, J. Hardwig, 1951, International Journal of Clinical Practice.

Going to Meet Death: The Art of Dying in the Early Part of the Twenty-First Century

J. Hardwig, 2009, The Hastings Center report.

What about the family?

J. Hardwig, 1990, The Hastings Center report.

The Stockholder – A Lesson for Business Ethics from Bioethics?

J. Hardwig, 2010 .

The Stockholder ? A Lesson for Business

J. Hardwig, 2016 .

Treating the Brain Dead for the Benefit of the Family

J. Hardwig, 1991, The Journal of Clinical Ethics.