Doing Right: A Practical Guide to Ethics for Medical Trainees and Physicians

This book raises many medical ethics issues in a much simpler form than the previous editionsI loved the case studies some of them are funny like a person being shot in their bum and what doctors did to help him.The one thing that it does not get into is the pros and cons of explaining both sides. I feel like the author could have mentioned the pros and cons better of various issues like breaking confidentiality. He for examples, why we indeed break it but not in the form of "On the one hand......" but "on the other hand....."

Absolutely loved it! The book included lots of real world examples and case studies which I found the most useful and interesting to read. Overall, the book was great for med school interviews but would recommend it to anyone interested in healthcare or patient advocacy

Excellent book. It not only defines important ethical dilemmas but explains them extremely well. Previously borrowed for med school interviews and Casper test and it was extremely helpful. Book is in perfect condition as well.

I cannot believe these many grammar mistakes. It gives me headache. Sometimes, I have to read a sentence a few times to understand what it meant due to the grammars. Frustrating.

This book has been very helpful, I have been using it to prepare for a medical school interview and I’m so glad I bought it.