This book centres its analysis and discussion on the need for evidence-based information in relation to care, a notion requiring greater development and improved research across its many facets.

The authors of this text elucidate a path for reshaping knowledge, using evidence-based information from a diverse range of stakeholders from the fields of caregiving, teaching, and care needs management.

This book also invokes an ethics of care perspective, which favours new ways of defining outcome criteria in health care and the creation of flexible and dynamic standards and/or action protocols within collaborative work frameworks.

Authors include Marian Barnes, Ceri Davies, and M. Ángeles Duran. This publication is the result of the seminar on the Ethics of Care organized by Minerva Collective and Fundación Víctor Grífols i Lucas.