Titlebook: Dermatoethics; Contemporary Ethics Lionel Bercovitch,Clifford S. Perlis,Jane M. Grant Textbook 2021Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerl

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Foundations of Clinical Ethics – draws heavily from moral theory and is the central framework for bioethics in Western healthcare systems. A formal curriculum and other resources are available for teaching ethics and professionalism to dermatology residents and other trainees.

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Unsolicited Dermatologic Opinions: Ethical, Moral, and Legal Issues as how to do so. Case scenarios involving a severe sunburn, an untreatable genodermatosis with potentially serious late complications, an obvious mutilating lesion, and potentially lethal neoplasms are analyzed according to the principles discussed in this chapter.

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Medical Errors, Disclosure, and Safety in Dermatologic Surgeryhy patient-physician relationship. This chapter highlights the ethical considerations, recommendations for response, and preventative safety recommendations for adverse event scenarios in dermatologic surgery.

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The Ethics of Integrative Medicinens to be informed and involved in these conversations. Major ethical challenges in the integrative medicine world include rigor of scientific testing for alternative therapies and the ethics surrounding physician recommendations of therapies.

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Care of Older Adults: risks and preferences that will guide their decision making. Dermatologists have a particular ethical obligation to identify and report elder abuse within their patient population. Although concerns for medical futility and distributive justice can arise in patients of all ages, physicians may more

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Lying in Patient Care: Ethical and Moral Issues or indirectly (ie, lying to a third-party on behalf of a patient) for the ultimate goal of obtaining medical care that the physician thinks is necessary for the patient’s well-being, has also been advocated by some ethicists. This will also be discussed in the context of consequentialist and deonto

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Therapeutic Non-Adherences of non-adherence in dermatology. We examine various moral arguments regarding patient responsibility for adherence to treatment, and evaluate options for physicians treating patients who are consistently non-adherent.