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Ethical issues in caring for patients with dementia
Nursing Standard, 2015This article discusses issues that might count as 'ethical' in the care of people with dementia and some of the dilemmas that occur. Ethical theories, such as virtue ethics, deontology and consequentialism are discussed, and ethical approaches that can be useful are outlined.
Hughes, Julian, Common, Jill
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Ethical Decision Making in the Critical Care Patient
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 1997In addition to the complex nursing care decisions that critical care nurses must make concerning the physical care of their patients, they are increasingly being required to make difficult ethical decisions as well. This article presents the critical care nurse with some ethical decision making tools that can be used in resolving complex ethical ...
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Oncology Patients in Critical Care
Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 1991Although ICU care encompasses many important ethical dilemmas, the care of oncology patients in ICU can be particularly troublesome. This article explores some of the common ethical issues related to oncology patients in critical care: informed consent, allocation of resources, and no code policies.
Peggy Shedd +4 more
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Balancing patient care with profitability: Ethical considerations
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2017Kishore L, Jayakumar, Jules B, Lipoff
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Making ethics applicable in patient care settings.
C.H.A.C. review, 1993The more complex modern medicine becomes, the more complex are the issues facing staff in health care facilities. The bioethics education committee at St. Joseph's Health Centre in London developed a unique short course in practical ethics for staff from several institutions.
M, Demaray, J, Morrissy
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Ethical Considerations in Patient Care
Journal of American College Health, 1985openaire +2 more sources
Healthcare Ethics Forum ’94: Ethical Care From the Patient’s Perspective
AACN Advanced Critical Care, 1994T S, Richmond +3 more
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Ethical Problems in Caring for Demented Patients
1999Caring for patients suffering from dementia involves some of the most difficult ethical problems in adult medicine because of the nature of dementia and the way that dominant ethical principles apply to the clinical features of dementia. In this paper I first discuss the features of dementia that complicate the care of demented patients, including the ...
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