The book "Clinical Bioethics" offers a comprehensive analysis of clinical bioethics, focusing on the integration of the moral logic of healthcare and broader social concerns. It examines various theoretical models that form the foundations of clinical bioethics and explains medicine as a normative practice. The discussion of the goals of medicine is conducted with particular attention to the subjectivization of health and the rationalization of healthcare institutions. This work provides a consistent reconstruction of bioethical judgments at both the epistemological and institutional levels, including clinical ethics committees and consultations.