The God Committee

The God Committee by Mark St. Germain is a thought-provoking exploration of ethical dilemmas in the medical field. Published by Samuel French, Inc. in 2006, this 72-page work delves into the intense decision-making process faced by the Heart Transplant Selection Committee at St. Patrick’s Hospital. As the committee grapples with the intersection of medicine, money, and morality, they must quickly determine which of three patients will receive a heart that has unexpectedly become available.
Readers will find a dramatic portrayal of the complexities involved in life-and-death decisions within the healthcare system. The narrative presents a compelling examination of the factors influencing the committee’s choices, highlighting themes of ethics and human value in the context of medical urgency. This edition, written in English, invites reflection on the broader implications of such decisions in American society, making it a significant contribution to the genres of drama and medical fiction.
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Medicine, Money, and Morality clash when the Heart Transplant Selection Committee of St. Patrick’s Hospital has only minutes to decide which of three patients will receive a heart that has suddenly become available.
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