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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Health care Ethics"”.
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Natural Law, the Object of the Act, and Double Effect: Moral Methodology for Catholic Health Care Ethics
… and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services</em>. The thesis of the dissertation explains the systematic connection between Natural Law, the Moral Object of the Act, and the Principle of Double Effect and by extension the ethical Principle of Cooperation. Second, the …
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A Pilot Program Evaluating The Acceptability And Feasibility Of A Health Care Ethics Curriculum For Critical Care Nurses
<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background: Critical care units are demanding practice settings filled with daily stressors including the ethical climate (America Association of Critical-Care Nurses 2015a; Mealer, & Moss, 2016). Navigating this ethically sensitive area requires critical care nurses have an …
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The Normative Approach of the Catholic Tradition in the Ethical and Religious Directives for Resolving Ethical Dilemmas Regarding Medical Technology
… and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services</em> to provide a normative approach for resolving ethical dilemmas regarding pivotal breakthroughs in medical technology.</p> <p>This normative ethical approach has two components: a normative framework for Catholic health care …
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An Ethical Analysis of Reproductive Justice in the Context of the Egenics Movement in the United States
… fight for the full range of reproductive rights, health services, and parenting options for women. The movement formed by the group SisterSong, forged partnerships based on an expanded vision of reproductive rights beyond pro-choice or pro-life politics. The Movement produced a “March for Women’s …
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HEALTH CARE, AGING, AND END OF LIFE: USING COMMUNITY BIOETHICS DIALOGUES TO PROMOTE INDIVIDUALIZED PERSONAL DECISIONS AND ADVANCE CARE PLANNING
… treatment preferences with family members or health-care providers. As a result, family members may be asked to make decisions under pressure without understanding the medical issues or the implications for the person. Numerous efforts focus on encouraging health-care professionals’ …
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A narrative exploration of the relationship between reading literature and poetry and ethical practice: narratives of student nurses and nurse educators.
… between the arts and humanities and professional health care education is explored by considering ethical practice in nursing via several narratives of student nurses and nurse educators in one Scottish university. Adopting a narrative methodology based upon the literary hermeneutic of Paul …
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Sources of care. Catholic Healthcare in Modern Culture. An Ethical Study.
Contains fulltext : 74928.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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Ethics of palliative care in practice.
Contains fulltext : 48291.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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The Ethical Obligation for Disclosure of Medical Error in the Intensive Care Unit
… they are integrally involved in the delivery of healthcare and medical treatment guarantee that medical errors will occur despite the best of training, skills and vigilance, precautions, or preventive procedures. While medical errors occur across the spectrum of care and treatment, the propensity …
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An Ethical Argument for a Specific Model of Palliative Care in Nigeria
<p>The need for palliative care in Nigeria is huge. But Nigeria has minimal palliative care activity that does not correspond to the great palliative care needs in the country. The great needs are heightened by poverty and poverty induced conditions. However, Nigeria has untapped sociocultural …
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An Ethical Framework For Communication of Prognosis in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
… of prognosis in the pediatric critical care setting. This dissertation argues that an ethical framework for communication of prognosis in the pediatric critical care setting is necessary because ethical communication transactions lead to better care for pediatric patients in critical …
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Literature and Medicine: A Teaching Model for the Students and Practitioners of
… humane feeling essential in the cultivation of health professionals. I aim to convince the instructors of medicine and health care in Japan that incorporating a program of literature and medicine in their curricula is important to create health professionals endowed with skills of narrative …