Moral Problems in the Practice of Medicine

Abstract

MAY I begin what I have to say to you this afternoon by thanking Dr. Means for his kind invitation to me to share your staff meeting with you. And may I add my thanks to all of you for your co-operation in the Institute of Pastoral Care, which heads up at the Massachusetts General Hospital.The fact that I am here at all and that this institute is centered at your hospital is symptomatic of one of the most significant facts in our life today—the fact that, as in the natural sciences, so in the sciences of man and . . .