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By Edwin Jesudason. Whatever could be wrong with kindness? In fact, the answers might surprise us. My paper explores ways in which kindness can interfere with key principles of healthcare ethics, leading to potentially serious side effects for patients and staff alike. The idea for the paper has been a long time coming. Over decades [...]Read More...https://blogs.bmj.com/medical-ethics/files/2022/10/Image-1024x663.jpeg