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"Very important persons" (VIPs), "friends of physicians" and Emergency Department (ED) staff and family members often receive care in front of other patients who may be c [...]
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"Moral Courage means doing the right thing in the face of your fears" (Manji, 2016). It is not often a regular topic when discussing the complicated relationships between [...]
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Access to health care coverage in the United States is far from equitable and raises many ethical questions related to fairness. Access refers to the ease in which an ind [...]
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Close examination of ethical arguments both for and against universal health care in the United States should lead Americans to choose universal coverage over opposing al [...]
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Results from cancer clinical trials make valuable contributions to medical care for cancer patients. Two important ethical dilemmas in these trials are respect for indivi [...]
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One approach to answering the ethics question is to take the healthcare Triple Aim as a framework. The Triple Aim has been a successful scaffolding for discussing ways to [...]
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Healthcare providers are routinely faced with the bioethical challenges of information disclosure across cultures. This paper analyzes the case study "Don't Talk with Her [...]
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This article discusses ethical issues during end-of-life care in hospitals. The commonly used medical-ethics framework for ethical reasoning comprising of autonomy, benef [...]
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Acknowledgement of those involved with the set-up and creation of Reflections in Healthcare Management.
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Introduction message about the essays collected from the "Ethics in Healthcare Organization" course offered by the OHSU School of Medicine's Division of Management as par [...]
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