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Organizational Ethics

February/March 1998

The Organizational Ethics Dilemma
by Philip J. Boyle
Page #: 2

People's Theologian Joins Center Staff
by John J. Shea
Page #: 3

Recent Grants
Page #: 3

Common Ground
Deciding When to Speak Up
How to Influence the Ethical Use of Management Power
by Edwin R. DuBose
Page #: 4, 15

Media Rx
What's In a Name?
Are They the Daughters of Charity (or Currency)?
by R.T. Both
Page #: 5

The Poison Doctor test the Limits of "Professional Courtesy"
by James B. Stewart
Page #: 6

Professional Courtesy
Excerpt from The New Yorker, November 24, 1997
by James B. Stewart
Page #: 6-8

Response
Organizational Teflon
Making Sure the Case Doesn't Stick
by Philip J. Boyle
Page #: 8-9

Response
A Hospital Administrator Responds: Yes, Swango Could Go Undetected
by Ralph Muller, President and CEO, University of Chicago Hospitals and Health System
Page #: 9-10

Reponse
Swango: The View from the Couch
by Dr. Joan Lang, Professor and Director of Residency Training, Department of Psychiatry University of Texas Medical Branch
Page #: 10

Centerline
The American Way of Death: Gallup Poll Results
by Laurence J. O'Connell
Page #: 11-12

Statistics
Physician-Assisted Suicide
Gallup Poll
Page #: 12

Statistics
Comfort at the End-of-Life
Gallup Poll
Page #: 12

The Humanities and Health, Faith, and Ethics
by Martin E. Marty
Page #: 13

Connect the Dots
Organizations and Individuals Need Each Other to be Ethical
by David B. McCurdy
Page #: 14-15

February/March 1998 Bulletin Cover � 1998 by Karen Blessen

Organizational Ethics: February/March 1998

Volume/Issue: Issue 3
Publisher: Park Ridge Center, Chicago
Date: February, 1998.


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