Titlebook: Ethical Challenges for Healthcare Practices at the End of Life: Interdisciplinary Perspectives; Anna-Henrikje Seidlein,Sabine Salloch Book

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Cybersecurity in Digital Transformationeld for further education programmes in both professional groups..The results indicate that the quantitative and qualitative knowledge transfer of medical ethics within the framework of regular training may fall short of the set goals. Therefore, both a quantitative increase in medical-ethical train

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-54308-6s caregivers, they are sometimes in need of care themselves. Based on that, a discussion of possible modes of support is provided: awareness promotion, supportive structures and an attitude of Care Ethics, which includes trust and responsiveness in relationships. The change from dyadic care relation

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Why Me? – The Concept of Physicians’ Spiritual Self-Care: A Contribution to Professional and Organisand cross-hierarchical. This calls for a reflection on how and where this practice can be anchored in a secular health-care institution. It is suggested to embed Spiritual Self-Care on all organisational levels, from the individual employee to management, and consider it as a practice that resonates

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Should the Family Be Allowed to Override a Patient’s Decision to Become an Organ Donor after Death?provided posthumously. It will explore why families’ views should be considered and reasons families refuse to consent in the first place, suggesting ways to remove barriers to organ donation. Finally, it will discuss families’ duty towards their loved ones and their role as potential future patient

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Blurring Boundaries at the End of Life in Home Care: A Look at Germany, Switzerland and the United Ks caregivers, they are sometimes in need of care themselves. Based on that, a discussion of possible modes of support is provided: awareness promotion, supportive structures and an attitude of Care Ethics, which includes trust and responsiveness in relationships. The change from dyadic care relation

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