Most important predictor of relief of symptoms

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In "My Story Is Broken; Can You Help Me Fix It?," Brody writes that "The single most important predictor of relief of symptoms was the report of the patient that he had had a chance to discuss the problem fully with the physician at an early visit and that the physician had come to an understanding of the problem that was basically identical to the patient's own." Which approach to bioethics outlined in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry "Theory and Bioethics" most clearly supports such a result?

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