Aimed at psychologists of all levels of experience, this casebook explores the ethical questions most commonly encountered by practitioners in health care settings. Taking place in settings ranging from the emergency room to long-term care, the 21 cases (presented with commentary) illustrate the challenges of clinical decision-making. Sample topics include responding to mixed messages about treatment refusal; resolving requests for third-party observers; and serving the patient who is totally incapacitated. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)