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同意医疗治疗:什么是"合理的"?
1Department of Surgery, The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Beckett Street, Leeds, UK. a.sarela@leeds.ac.uk.
概括
一般医疗委员会 (GMC) 要求医生合理地获得患者的同意,但对其的定义很模糊. 这篇论文探讨了
科学领域:
- 医学伦理 医学伦理
- 法律医学 法律医学
- 医学哲学 医学哲学
背景情况:
- 一般医疗委员会 (GMC) 要求患者同意"合理",并将其定义留给医疗从业者.
- 这一标准是由最高法院在蒙哥马利诉兰克郡卫生局的裁决中告知的,将重点转移到患者的角度.
- 现有的法律解释将"合理人"定义为一个规范的理想,但缺乏具体特征.
研究的目的:
- 阐明医疗同意中的"合理性"概念,根据GMC和法律先例的解释.
- 在患者同意的背景下分析"合理人"的特征.
- 检查"合理患者"理想对医疗实践和医生患者关系的影响.
主要方法:
- 法律判决的分析,特别是蒙哥马利诉兰克郡卫生委员会.
- 审查一般医疗委员会 (GMC) 关于患者同意的指导方针.
- "理性人"的规范理想的哲学考察,引用约翰·罗尔斯和护理的女权主义伦理学.
主要成果:
- 患者同意的"合理人"标准已经从"合理的医生"演变为"在患者的位置上的合理人",蒙哥马利进一步扩展到包括"特定"患者.
- "理性人"是一个规范的理想,而不是社会学构造,但其具体属性仍然未被高级法官定义.
- 蒙哥马利的理性病人的概念作为一个完全理性的存在与现实世界的约束和医生的护理义务相冲突.
结论:
- 当前对医疗同意中的"合理性"的理解,特别是蒙哥马利后的理解,呈现出一个纯粹理性的患者的理论理想.
- 这种理想与实际患者决策的复杂性和医生道德义务相冲突.
- 该论文建议重新评估"合理患者"概念,以更好地与医疗实践和患者福祉保持一致.
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