Social Justice and the Promotion of the Common Good in Medical Missions to Low-Resourced Countries.

Abstract:

:The article highlights the importance of critically examining medical missions to low-resourced countries in light of a bioethical focus on social justice and the promotion of the common good.

journal_name

Ann Glob Health

journal_title

Annals of global health

authors

Vicini S J A

doi

10.5334/aogh.2519

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Has Abstract

pub_date

2019-06-17 00:00:00

issue

1

issn

2214-9996

journal_volume

85

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