Titlebook: Bioethical Controversies in Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery; Constantine Mavroudis,J. Thomas Cook,Constantine D Book 2020 Springe

MANIA

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The Unintended Consequences of Public Reporting,s. Transparency is, of course, ‘a(chǎn) good thing’ but the law of unintended consequences has come into play and certain highly undesirable behaviors have appeared which have caused damage to patients and doctors alike.

GULF

Between Death and Donation: Ethical Considerations in Pediatric Heart Transplantation,I offer some refinements to the practice of nudging that are designed to protect parents from harm and allow hospitals to do good for their patients. I conclude that adherence to my suggestions will increase organ donation, remove problems with over-zealous organ procurement policies, and increase good will among all concerned.

平淡而無(wú)味

Book 2020eneficence. It is intended for use by a wide range of practitioners, including congenital heart surgeons, pediatric cardiologists, pediatric intensivists, nurse practitioners, physician’s assistants, and clinical ethicists.?..?.

AMBI

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Michael Kleinaltenkamp,Beate Dahlkeess the value of treating expensive and rare forms of congenital heart disease. Further, multi-disciplinary approaches are necessary to best determine the merits of treating a patient population such as those with significant congenital heart disease that sometimes requires enormous healthcare resources.

Airtight

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9202-0 life and end of life care; genetic anomalies and developmental delay; and regulatory aspects of organ donation. Finally, we discuss recently published cases related to pediatric heart transplantation that highlight ethical conflicts, offer an ethical analysis, and suggest potential solutions.

Bouquet

Versicherung und Risikoforschung operations or should they withhold life-sustaining treatment and choose palliative care? This decision is often complicated by its impact on the well-being of parents, siblings, families, and health professionals. Although not currently a possibility in this country, there may be a third option—active euthanasia.

Madrigal

Informed Consent,mphasis, shared decision making, and beneficent persuasion. The goal of this chapter is to consider guidelines that will better inform the process of informed consent based on empirically derived scientific data that physicians can use to enhance enlightened communication between families and the health care team.