The Ethics of Surgical Practice by Jones, James W.; McCullough, Laurence B.; Richman, Bruce W.;

Cases, Dilemmas, and Resolutions

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Kiadó OUP USA
Megjelenés dátuma 2008. július 3.

ISBN 9780195321098
Kötéstípus Puhakötés
Terjedelem360 oldal
Méret 155x229x25 mm
Súly 513 g
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Hosszú leírás:

Surgical ethics is the application of ethics to issues specific to surgery. This volume provides a collection of clinical case studies representing a wide range of the ethical issues surgeons confront today. It is an excellent text for teaching surgical ethics to surgical residents and medical students and a fascinating read for practicing surgeons. It is intended to engage the reader into participating in evidence-based ethical conflicts. The authors escort us through 71 brief, realistic, and ethically complex problems, offering a series of five possible resolutions to each and guiding us through the relative benefits and weaknesses of the options until a best ethical choice is defended. The volume includes sections on Consent and Disclosure, Self-Regulation, Research and Innovation, Conflicts of Interest, Business Dealings, and End of Life Issues, each with a brief introduction by the authors.

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Tartalomjegyzék:

Chapter 1: Introduction: A Primer on Surgical Ethics
Chapter 2: Informed Consent and Disclosure:
1. Painted Into a Corner: Unexpected Complications in Treating a Jehovah's Witness
2. A Patient Refuses Consent for Life-Saving Surgery;
3. Consent for an Intraoperative Video Recording
Chapter 3. Professional Self-Regulation:
11. What to Tell Patients Harmed by Other Physicians;
12. Eye-Witness to Incompetent Surgery;
13. Military Physician's Ethical Response to Evidence of Torture
Chapter 4. Innovation and Research:
22. When Does Conventional Surgery Become Research?
23. A Surgeon's Obligation When Performing New Procedures
24. The Ethics of Innovative Approaches for Well-Established Procedures
Chapter 5. Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Commitment
33. Intentional Over-Treatment: The Unmentionable Conflict of Interest
34. Patient Responsibilities, Family Responsibilities;
35. Non-Financial Conflicts of Interest
Chapter 6. The Ethics of Surgery as a Surgery:
44. Ethics of Physicians' Income;
45. Ethics of Personal Advertising in Surgery
46. Ethics of Institutional Marketing: The Role of Physicians
Chapter 7. Medical Professionalism Challenges: Assaults from Within and Without
56. Going Public with Amazing Cases: Fiat or Fiasco?;
57. Unprofessional Behavior that Disrupts: Crossing the Line
58. My Brother's Keeper: Ethics of Uncompensated Care for Undocumented Immigrants
Chapter 8. End-of-Life Issues
63. Futility and Surgical Intervention;
64. Advanced Age, Dementia, and an Abdominal Aneurysm: Intervene?
65. Complying with Advance Directives in the OR;
66. Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in a Death Row Inmate;
67. Telling the Truth About Terminal Diseases;
68. Arsenic and Old Lace: End of Life Care in the Post-Operative
69. Training on Newly Deceased Patients;
70. Withdrawal of Life-Sustaining Low-Burden Care;
71. Physician Assisted Suicide: Has It Come of Age?