显示和缓慢的代码:对临床医生适应伦理过度影响的历史分析
1Department of Philospophy, Union College, Schenectady, New York, USA.
Bioethics
|October 23, 2024
概括
临床医生使用"显示和缓慢编码"来防止徒劳或滥用的复苏,这是医院容忍的做法,以保护医生. 改革复苏的同意法律可以结束这种做法,并保护临床医生的良心.
科学领域:
- 医学伦理 医学伦理
- 临床实践 临床实践
- 医疗保健政策 医疗保健政策
背景情况:
- 复苏技术带来了关于患者同意的伦理困境.
- 临床医生开发的临床医生
- 显示和缓慢的编码.
- 为了应对这些道德挑战.
- 医院容忍这种做法,以保护临床医生免受法律和专业影响.
研究的目的:
- 调查临床医生从事临床治疗的原因.
- 显示和缓慢的编码.
- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 这就是为什么我会这样做.
- 了解为什么医院允许这种做法.
主要方法:
- 复苏技术和伦理法规的历史审查.
- 分析1995年和2020年关于临床医生和医院实践的研究.
- 检查临床文化和伦理标准的演变.
主要成果:
- 良心的临床医生从事实践工作.
- 显示和缓慢的编码.
- 为了防止患者因徒劳或滥用的复苏而受到伤害.
- 医院容忍这些做法是为了保护临床医生免受谴责,因为在没有明确同意的情况下拒绝或撤销治疗.
- 这种做法是由于道德标准的发展而发展的,要求拒绝/撤销维持生命的治疗需要同意.
结论:
- 显示并减缓编码.
- 是一个有良心的行为,以保护患者免受不有益的干预.
- 改革法律,允许患者/代孕母同意不复苏的决定,可能会消除.
- 显示和缓慢的编码.
- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 这就是为什么我会这样做.
- 临床医生应有良心拒绝心肺复苏 (CPR) 的权利.
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