Ethics and Decision-Making in Healthcare
How to introduce medical ethics at the bedside - Factors influencing the implementation of an ethical decision-making model
... of healthcare professionals on clinical engagement in quality improvement ...an ethics guideline, a medical ethics decision-making model or ...medical ethics models and ...
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The ethics of future trials: qualitative analysis of physicians’ decision making
... A number of critics argue that the current thinking on EBM ignores the relational aspects of knowledge and dismisses the role of values in healthcare [22]. For such critics, “the clinician can often be considered… ...
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The ethics of future trials: qualitative analysis of physicians' decision making
... The timing of initiation of an RCT raises ethical as well as scientific issues. Physician-researchers are widely regarded as having a duty of care to patients in RCTs, meaning that there must be good grounds to believe ...
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Prediction of life-story narrative for end-of-life surrogate’s decision-making is inadequate: a Q-methodology study
... surrogate’s decision-making confidence and healthcare-preferences familiarity, prediction of life-story narrative may be also ...s decision-making, such as the population-based ...
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Ethical standards for the ICTD/ICT4D community: A participatory process and a co created document
... of ethics for community informatics researchers [3]; the Association of Internet Researchers’ guidance on Ethical Decision-Making and Internet Research [2]; the ethical guidelines of the Developing ...
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Evidence based policy making and the ‘art’ of commissioning – how English healthcare commissioners access and use information and academic research in ‘real life’ decision making: an empirical qualitative study
... For example, a locally known and respected public health consultant presented clear, simple rapid evidence reviews in line with guidance on making systematic re- views more accessible for commissioners [22, 23], ...
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Codes, Committees and Other Such Conundrums!
... of ethics more broadly within the university ...about ethics within a research framework disables engagement with the embeddedness of ethical decision-making in everyday university encounters ...
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Educating Students’ Privacy Decision Making through Information Ethics Curriculum
... “The decision is beneficial to the ...individual’s decision to fix the back-door deficiency of the computing system, which consists of two items, an example item from this scale was “If I were the IS ...
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The Effectiveness of Sustainable Indexes Commitment and Trust on Customers’ Purchase Decision in Professional Ethics (Iran Khodro Co. in Alborz Province, Iran)
... of ethics is commitment, social responsibility and emotional ...professional ethics of the organization. At first, ethics is formed with all its features taken from the general culture of the ...
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Creativity and Decision Making in Large-Sized Companies
... The best environment for a successfull deve lopment work is created in those countries in which the party in power changes every 5 to 10 years research group should consist of senior experi enced members and zealous ...
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How intra familial decision making affects women’s access to, and use of maternal healthcare services in Ghana: a qualitative study
... in decision-making related to maternal healthcare services utilisation, women’s mo- bility and women’s agency at the household, family and community ...
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What are the mechanisms that support healthcare professionals to adopt assisted decision making practice? A rapid realist review
... within healthcare [41–43, ...and healthcare professionals and the burden associ- ated with existing models of substituted decision making ...
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The Impact of Work Ethics on Decision Making Efficiency in the Jordanian Public Sector
... The findings of the study show that there is an impact with significant statistical evidence of the work ethics elements. It was evident that the elements of proficiency of achieving work, abiding by rules and ...
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Decision-making process of Kala Azar care: results from a qualitative study carried out in disease endemic areas of Nepal
... KA (visceral leishmaniasis), a tropical disease (also known as a disease of the poor), is usually fatal, if not treated. KA threatens almost one quarter of Nepal’s population, and is confined to 12 districts in the ...
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Developing a reference protocol for expert elicitation in healthcare decision making
... formal decision making processes that exist, for example the NICE appraisals ...some decision makers where there are multiple uncertain quantities that could be elicited, thus potentially imposing ...
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Consanguineous marriages in the genetic counseling centers of Isfahan and the ethical issues of clinical consultations
... is undeniable, and if couples fail to have consultation, they may face adverse consequences that are sometimes costly. Nevertheless, according to the ethical principle of “autonomy”, any pressure by the government, ...
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Awareness and attitude towards applications of biostatistics by the healthcare professionals in their decision making in north Karnataka, India
... Besides, every day good number of healthcare professionals come to us. They need our assistance in working out sample size, data compilation and data analysis as fulfillment of a part their study. Once their work ...
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The use of physical intervention in acute mental healthcare: decision making and rationalisation among healthcare staff
... becomes a situation of well you know, get off me, I will calm down when you get off me, and then the retort from the staff side is well no, when you have calmed down, and the servi[r] ...
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The ethics of forgoing life-sustaining treatment: theoretical considerations and clinical decision making
... Withholding or withdrawing a life-sustaining treatment tends to be very challenging for health care providers, patients, and their family members alike. When a patient ’ s life seems to be nearing its end, it is ...
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An update on the “empirical turn” in bioethics: analysis of empirical research in nine bioethics journals
... Medical Ethics’ affinity towards quantitative methods and Nursing Ethics’ to- wards qualitative methods might be explained by their disciplinary ...bio- ethics” [12, ...
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