Nudging in the clinic: the ethical implications of differences in doctors’ and patients’ point of view
There is an extensive ethical debate regarding the justifiability of doctors nudging towards healthy behaviour and better health-related choices. One line of argument in favour of nudging is based on empirical findings, according to which a healthy majority among the public support nudges. In this p...
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Journal of medical ethics
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