Ethics Of Medical Rationing

Who Should Ration? | Journal of Ethics | American …

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All physicians ration. An inherent part of the practice of medicine is the creation of “menus” of reasonable options of diagnostic and therapeutic interventions that are tailored to the patient’s clinical needs, tempered with deference to her desires and life goals. Ideally, the list should be reasonably similar for patients simil… See more

The Ethics and Reality of Rationing in Medicine - CHEST

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The ethics and reality of rationing in medicine - PubMed

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The ethics and reality of rationing in medicine Rationing is the allocation of scarce resources, which in health care necessarily entails withholding potentially beneficial …

The Ethics and Reality of Rationing in Medicine

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Ethical rationing requires deliberate choices guided by reasonably applied principles and fair procedures. How rationing occurs is important because it …

Medical Ethics and Rationing of Health Care

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In medical ethics, autonomy refers to the right of competent adult patients to consent to or refuse treatment. While the physician has an obligation to respect the patient’s wishes, he …

The real ethics of rationing | The BMJ

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The real ethics of rationing Introduction. Since 1996, the BMJ has published a series of articles about the nature of rationing in health care,... “NHS funding is fine”. If we examine the funding article 2 of the …

Ethical Constraints of Organ Rationing | Bioethics

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In this article, we highlight options for increasing the supply of transplantable organs, and explore ethical constraints such as respect for autonomy, avoiding harm, and …

Why the Ethics of Parsimonious Medicine Is Not the …

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The Ethics of Rationing Rationing means explicit or implicit withholding and allocation of beneficial resources from some patients for the sake of others. In the United …

Medical Ethics and Rationing of Health Care

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The first involves a conflict between the duty of the physician to follow the principles of beneficence and... The second category of social–ethical dilemma is the …

216 217 Ethics of Rationing Scarce Resources in Healthcare …

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To create an ethical system for rationing, a list of moral principles that gives certain patients preference is necessary. These principles would establish the base through which a …