Acute ethics: risk assessment and the Doctrine of Double Effect in a referral to on-call urology. by Papanikitas, A, Papanikitas, J

Listening is key, but ask the right questions. by Papanikitas, AN

Self-awareness and professionalism by Papanikitas, A

Ethicality and confidentiality: Is there an inverse-care issue in general practice ethics? by Papanikitas, A

Obstetrician vs. paediatrician: does inter-professional indifference compromise emergency caesarean safety? by Papanikitas, A

Mum's chances. by Papanikitas, A

General practice, clinical intention and the Sexual Offences Act 2003 by Papanikitas, A

The second-hand truth by Papanikitas, A

Doctors should do as they're told--myth or reality? by Papanikitas, A

Inside general practice ethics: guidelines 'and' 'of' or 'for' good clinical practice by Papanikitas, A, Lunan, C

Last but not least: the ethics of the ordinary. by Papanikitas, A, Toon, P

Difficult decisions: the ethics of GP commissioning by Papanikitas, A, Cox, D

Primary care ethics: a body of literature and a community of scholars? by Papanikitas, A, Toon, P

Primary care ethics: A conversation between a London GP and Milanese GP by Papanikitas, A, Carelli, F

Everyday clinical dilemmas by Salisbury, H, Dixon, S, Papanikitas, A

Patient-centredness and consumerism in healthcare: an ideological mess. by Latimer, T, Roscamp, J, Papanikitas, A

London journal of primary care: Stage two by Thomas, P, Gnani, S, Papanikitas, A

A bleeding controversy: duties and decisions in the face of conflicting advice. by Bahal, N, Papanikitas, A, Sokol, D

Debate and analysis: should GPs avoid making ethical judgements? by Papanikitas, A, McKenzie-Edwards, E

A systematic review of reasons for and against asking patients about their socioeconomic contexts by Moscrop, A, Ziebland, S, Roberts, N, Papanikitas, A