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The Ethical Appropriateness of Using Prognostic Scoring Systems in Clinical Management
Creator
Luce, John M.
Wachter, Robert M.
Bibliographic Citation
Critical Care Clinics. 1994 Jan; 10(1): 229-241.
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Date
1994-01
Subject
Aids
;
Allowing to Die
;
Autonomy
;
Beneficence
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Biomedical Technologies
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Case Studies
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Critically Ill
;
Decision Analysis
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Decision Making
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Diagnosis
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Evaluation
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Family Members
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Futility
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Intensive Care Units
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Illness
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Justice
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Life
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Mortality
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Managed Care
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Patient Admission
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Patient Participation
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Physicians
;
Prognosis
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Prolongation of Life
;
Resource Allocation
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Risks and Benefits
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Selection for Treatment
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Treatment Outcome
;
Trends
;
Uncertainty
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