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Ignore the Law
(2000-07)
"They Have to Show That They Can Make It": Vitality as a Criterion for the Prognosis of Premature Infants
(2000-03)
In this article, the vitality of premature infants will be described
and discussed. Vitality was one of the main factors in a grounded theory study
in which the aim was to generate knowledge concerning the ethical
decision-making ...
Evaluation and Ethical Review of a Tool to Explore Patient Preferences for Information and Involvement in Decisions Making
(2006-06)
AIM: To improve clinical and ethical understanding of patient preferences for information and involvement in decision making. OBJECTIVES: To develop and evaluate a clinical tool to elicit these preferences and to consider ...
Finnish Doctors and the Realisation of Patient Autonomy in the Context of End of Life Decision Making
(2006-06)
Patient autonomy is a fundamental principle in end of life decision making. However, its realisation may take a variety of forms. Discourse analysis was conducted in a qualitative interview study of 19 physicians. The ...
The Ethics of Assessing Health Technologies
(2000-01)
Health technology assessment (HTA) consists of the systematic study
of the consequences of the introduction or continued use of the technology in
a particular context, with the explicit objective to arrive at a judgment ...