However, resource allocation is not limited to individual patient care. Resource allocation could be at the macro or micro level. In other words, macro-allocation concerns societal healthcare more broadly, such as governmental healthcare systems and government funding, programs, and grants, whereas ...
. Thus there is potential benefit to be gained by such research, but there are ethical problems too - yet these tend to be ignored. I see worrying parallels with previous ethics scandals that I had hoped we had learned from. In particular, it seems that the lessons of Alder Hey have ...
Background: Healthcare professionals encounter ethical dilemmas and concerns in their practice. More research is needed to understand these ethical problems and to know how to educate professionals to respond to them. Research objective: To describe ethical dilemmas and concerns at work from the perspe...
MJ Johnstone,S Turale - 《Nursing & Health Sciences》 被引量: 30发表: 2014年 Adolescent Informed Consent: Ethics, Law, and Theory to Guide Policy and Nursing Research The informed consent rights of adolescents present significant ethical and legal concerns and considerations for adolescents, parents...
Health Beliefs and Culture: Essential Considerations for Outcome Measurement However, there are concerns about the limitations of using mono-cultural outcome measures in these culturally diverse contexts. This article reviews the role... K Bhui,S Dinos - 《Disease Management & Health Outcomes》 被引...
Data privacy concerns.Healthcare data can have many sources ranging from hospital patient records to data collected by wearable sensors. This highly personal data comes with a network of ethical concerns around privacy and confidentiality, informed consent, and patient autonomy (read more inKeeping up...
If you are looking for what does ethical issues mean, an ethical problem definition, also known as ethical dilemmas or moral conflict, refer to situations or conflicts in which there is a moral or ethical disagreement or uncertainty about what is right or wrong. Ethical concerns definitions typic...
As the result of these concerns, new protective legislation is being advocated in the United States, for instance, to restrict the hours of work among nurses and other healthcare professionals. This article reviews the history of concerns about long working hours and the current scientific evidence...
1,2 As the deployment of AI interventions expands, clinical evidence becomes increasingly crucial in validating their efficacy and safety.3-7 However, there exists a notable gap between the extensive theoretical research on ethical concerns in AI applications in health care and the practical ...
Cultural competency also entails working alongside partners with different skills and worldviews. Spending time in the community and being visibly present, through formal research planning meetings and participation in community events, is critical to understand their perspectives, questions, and concerns and...