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Ethical behavior has always been deeply ingrained in surgical culture, but ethical deliberation has only recently become an important component of cardiac surgical practice. In our earlier review, we covered a range of issues including several ...
15 cze 2020 · The principlism and the four-box model approaches to clinical ethics could serve as a guide to the surgical ethics discussion. There are five categories of experience and relationships that are especially important in surgery-rescue, proximity, ordeal, aftermath and presence.
Ethics M&M rounds broaden the learner’s approach to ethical reasoning by fostering the ability to identify ethical tensions, by increasing available resources for dealing with these tensions, and by changing surgical culture to promote explicit, open discussion of ethically complex events.
4 lip 2005 · The main finding was that surgeons experienced ethical dilemmas in deciding the right treatment in different situations. The dilemmas included starting or withholding treatment, continuing or withdrawing treatment, overtreatment, respecting the patients and meeting patients' expectations.
28 lut 2005 · This paper presents the ethical challenges of surgery as narrated by five male and five female surgeons. The themes and the subthemes from the structural analysis are shown in Table 1 and presented in the text below. Direct quotations from the interviewers are included to illuminate the results.
11 sty 2022 · In this chapter, we provide an overview of ethical principles as they apply to health care, with a focus on surgical ethics. We discuss why surgical ethics matter and what makes surgical ethics unique, spanning aspects of patient care, professional integrity,...
27 mar 2019 · Surgical ethics provides a frame for three aspects of the surgical practice: (a) the virtues and obligations of the surgeon in the physician-patient relationship, (b) the surgeon’s professional obligations and behavior, and (c) the surgeon’s responsibilities to society.
