Handbook of medical ethics for nurses, physicians and priests

by Stanislas Larochelle

Publisher: Newman Press in Westminster, Md

Written in English

Published: 1948 Pages: 371 Downloads: 458

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Medical ethics -- Religious aspects -- Christianity -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.,
Pastoral medicine -- Catholic Church -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.,
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Viaticum.

Edition Notes

Bibliography : p.[357]-358.

The Physical Object
Statement	by S. A. La Rochelle and C. T. Fink ; pref. by the Most Rev. James C. McGuigan ; translated from the 4th French ed. by M. E. Poupore [et al]
Genre	Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Contributions	Fink, Charles Télesphore, 1892-, joint author.
Pagination	371 p. ;
Number of Pages	371
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL17938974M

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