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"A collection of original comics engaging fundamental issues in medical ethics, including patient autonomy, informed consent, unconscious bias, mandated reporting of suspected abuse, confidentiality, medical mistakes, surrogate decision-making, and futility"--
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"Just like other experts, members of the professions develop their craft thanks to a deep internalisation of both complex cognitive structures and a mix of habits and intuitive understandings. These non-cognitive aspects of expertise can be what distinguishes the merely competent from the truly brilliant. Yet habits can also be what makes us blind to important features of the world we inhabit. In the life of a professional, these features include the vulnerability of those seeking her services, which in turn grounds the professional's particular ethical responsibility. This book develops an in-depth account of habit to understand its impact upon the way moral decisions are made in a professional context. Its central thesis is the following: what most often stands in the way of a professional meeting her ethical responsibility is not so much stupidity (or character defects) but rather the deleterious aspects of habituation. This book calls for renewed attention to be paid to habits and their relationship to ethical agency. Mostly neglected in moral and legal theory, such an inquiry not only conditions an adequate understanding of the risks inherent in a legal system's institutional structure. It is also essential if we are to come to grips with the challenges raised by the professions' growing reliance upon automated systems.".
Bioethics. --- Medical ethics --- History.
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The Jewish tradition has important perspectives, history and wisdom that can contribute significantly to crucial contemporary healthcare deliberations. This book is an attempt to show how numerous classic Jewish texts and ideas have significant things to say about some of the most urgent debates in the world of medicine today, with the potential to significantly expand and benefit the field of bioethics. But this book is not only about applying classical Jewish values to bioethical dilemmas. It seeks to develop an approach that is primarily informed by personal and communal obligations and social responsibilities. Jewish values focus on requirements, obligations, and commandments, and has thus sometimes been called an "Ethics of Responsibility," by advancing new relevant approaches that can encourage healthcare providers to remain dedicated to preventing harm and providing compassionate care to all, based on these inspiring and timeless values. Each chapter of this book explores questions such as: "Are we expected to risk our lives on behalf of others?" "When we can only help a limited number of people, how do we prioritize?" "What are the obligations and expectations of a society or government?" "Are issues of cultural sensitivity relevant in how we discharge our obligations to others?" "What should we do when obligations for others violate our own moral principles or commitments?" "Are there limits to how far one can be expected to go for others?" These and other issues are addressed in this book, as it attempts to describe a meaningful and compassionate Jewish bioethic of responsibility for our times.
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"Just like other experts, members of the professions develop their craft thanks to a deep internalisation of both complex cognitive structures and a mix of habits and intuitive understandings. These non-cognitive aspects of expertise can be what distinguishes the merely competent from the truly brilliant. Yet habits can also be what makes us blind to important features of the world we inhabit. In the life of a professional, these features include the vulnerability of those seeking her services, which in turn grounds the professional's particular ethical responsibility. This book develops an in-depth account of habit to understand its impact upon the way moral decisions are made in a professional context. Its central thesis is the following: what most often stands in the way of a professional meeting her ethical responsibility is not so much stupidity (or character defects) but rather the deleterious aspects of habituation. This book calls for renewed attention to be paid to habits and their relationship to ethical agency. Mostly neglected in moral and legal theory, such an inquiry not only conditions an adequate understanding of the risks inherent in a legal system's institutional structure. It is also essential if we are to come to grips with the challenges raised by the professions' growing reliance upon automated systems.".
Bioethics. --- Medical ethics --- History.
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"Just like other experts, members of the professions develop their craft thanks to a deep internalisation of both complex cognitive structures and a mix of habits and intuitive understandings. These non-cognitive aspects of expertise can be what distinguishes the merely competent from the truly brilliant. Yet habits can also be what makes us blind to important features of the world we inhabit. In the life of a professional, these features include the vulnerability of those seeking her services, which in turn grounds the professional's particular ethical responsibility. This book develops an in-depth account of habit to understand its impact upon the way moral decisions are made in a professional context. Its central thesis is the following: what most often stands in the way of a professional meeting her ethical responsibility is not so much stupidity (or character defects) but rather the deleterious aspects of habituation. This book calls for renewed attention to be paid to habits and their relationship to ethical agency. Mostly neglected in moral and legal theory, such an inquiry not only conditions an adequate understanding of the risks inherent in a legal system's institutional structure. It is also essential if we are to come to grips with the challenges raised by the professions' growing reliance upon automated systems.".
Bioethics. --- Medical ethics --- History.
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The Pediatric Collections: Ethics Rounds: A Casebook in Pediatric Bioethics Part II provides the tools providers need to identify patient/family values, make difficult decisions, and priorities for making treatment recommendations that will help them achieve their goals.
Medical Ethics --- Pediatrics --- Science --- Medical
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"La médecine se trouve actuellement à une croisée des chemins : on peut craindre que le développement extraordinaire de sa technicité, qui en permet les prouesses, se fasse au détriment de son humanité. Pourtant une médecine humaine est possible : fondée sur la personne et non pas seulement sur la maladie et le traitement des symptômes, la pratique médicale repose essentiellement sur une rencontre entre un soigné et un soignant. C'est ce face à-face fondateur, cette relation qui instaurent la possibilité du soin. Et c'est à partir de cette rencontre que la pratique médicale, même assistée de nouveaux outils technologiques qui autorisent l'émergence d'une télé médecine, doit être repensée. Quel doit être le nouveau paradigme du soin? Écrit par un médecin, c'est à cette question que ce livre essaie de répondre, en proposant un aller-retour entre philosophie et médecine : définissant d'abord les conditions d'une pratique humaine du soin, il pose ainsi les fondements d'une Médecine de la Personne, qui est devenue un enjeu sociétal majeur."--Page 4 of cover.
Physician and patient. --- Medical ethics. --- Medicine --- Philosophy.
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La douleur est une expérience commune. Pour certaines personnes, elle est plus que cela. En devenant chronique, elle déroute une vie, une identité et les relations aux autres. elle peut être isolée (lombalgie, fibromyalgie, migraine ...) ou partie intégrante d'un tableau plus vaste ( endométriose, cancer, pathologies rhumatismales...) Dans tous les cas, aucun intervenant dans le champ de la santé ne peut rester sourd à cette lame de fond qui travaille à désorganiser la vie psychique, somatique, relationnelle, existentielle d'une personne. Cet ouvrage se destine aux professionnels qui souhaitent mieux comprendre les implications psychopathologiques de la douleur et comment un patient avec un trouble douloureux chronique peut être accompagné dans un cadre psychothérapeutique. En effet, ces accompagenements demandent un savoir et une méthode particulière qui sont ici explicités selon différentes approches et sensibilités : psychanalytique, cognitive-comportementale, existentielle / humaniste, systémique. Des illustrations sont données ainsi que des méthodes (écoute active, analyse du transfert, le dessin comme médiation, l'hypnothérapie...). 16 cas cliniques variés sont ainsi explicités afin que les expériences douloureuses des patients ne restent plus "anédoctiques" ou considérées comme banales ou inévitables selon les contextes.
Pain --- Pain --- Medical ethics. --- Pathophysiology. --- Treatment.
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Hunger strikes --- Prisoners --- Medical ethics --- History
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Youths who are negatively affected by social determinants of health suffer adverse effects like increased risks of chronic health conditions and mental health issues. Part 3 of this series describes ways pediatricians can help fight these social determinants to promote health equity for our most vulnerable children.
Children --- Medical Ethics --- Health & Fitness --- Medical
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