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feminist bioethics: a standalone construct

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Bioethics

bioethics that analyzes health care through attention to gender, power and oppression, and the relational context of patients.

In bioethics, feminist bioethics refers to bioethics that analyzes health care through attention to gender, power and oppression, and the relational context of patients. This meaning comes from Sherwin (1992) in No longer patient.[1]

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Sherwin, S. (1992). No longer patient. Temple University Press. ISBN 9781566390613

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