Ethics in Clinical Practice An Inter-Professional Approach
Auteur : Hawley Georgina
Preface Chapter 1 Start at GoIntroduction Chapter 2 Learning to understand ethical issues and problems Chapter 3. Where did you get your values and beliefs? Chapter 4. Being part of a team: Interdisciplinary care. Chapter 5. he relationship of ethics to the Western Tradition of philosophy Chapter 6. Eastern philosophy, ethics, religions, and care Chapter 7. Client and patients’ rights and vulnerable people E Chapter 8. Ideas for decision-making when ethical problems are involved Chapter 9. Who gets what? The allocation of resources Chapter 10. ‘Why do they make me suffer?’ The ethical problems of pain and resuscitation Chapter 11. How to do ethical health research Chapter 12. Feminine and Masculine Sexuality Chapter 13. The experiences of illness and loss Chapter 14. Ethical problems in Primary Health Care Chapter 15. Ethical problems in Mental Health and Psychiatric care Chapter 16. Complex Care: Emergency Department, Perioperative Suite, and ICU and CCU units Chapter 17. It isn’t easy, but it is essential! /Conclusion References Index
Date de parution : 08-2018
17.4x24.6 cm
Date de parution : 07-2007
Ouvrage de 432 p.
17x24 cm
Thèmes d’Ethics in Clinical Practice :
Mots-clés :
Clinical Practice; portfolio; Health Professionals; health; Ethics Portfolio; professional; Health Care; case; Professional Development; study; View Point; care; Young Man; ethical; Health Professional; problems; Coronary Care Unit; profes; Inter-Professional Approach; emergency; Ross’s Prima Facie Duties; Culturally Competent Care; Ethical Problem; Bad News; Eastern Philosophical Traditions; Ectopic Pregnancy; Teleological Theory; Health Profes; Royal Liverpool Children’s Inquiry; Health Care Professional; Mental Health Nurse; Research Ethics Committee; Primary Health Care; Prima Facie Duties; DNR Order