Person E: Speaking as Esther, give some background as to what kind of person she believes herself to be, what is important to her, and so on. When each of the five storytellers has completed this part...

Person E: Speaking as Esther, give some background as to what kind of person she believes herself to be, what is important to her, and so on. When each of the five storytellers has completed this part of the exercise, read the notes aloud to the ethics committee (i.e., rest of the group). After everyone has heard the “bigger picture,” answer the following questions:

•             What should be done?

•             What ethical approaches or theories influence your thinking the most?

•             Which values do you think are the most prominent in this discussion?

•             Did anything that was said in these stories change your mind about your initial thoughts regarding what should be done? If so, explain.

•             Discuss what the health professionals must do to show caring in their relationship with Esther Korn.