Titlebook: Ethics in Pediatrics; Achieving Excellence Ian Mitchell,Juliet R. Guichon Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 ethics in pediatric

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Oh No! I Saw a Mistake, or I Made a Mistake and health care-associated infections, causing harm. Professional staff may be slow in responding to error, compounding the problem. Steps in responding to error are described, including the role of a genuine apology. There is an ethical imperative to focus on ways in which error can be avoided. 

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Questions About Research Involving Children trends in research ethics, and common pitfalls. Each country has ready access to national standards of ethics review in children. We base much of the content on the Canadian standards, with which are familiar and which are likely to be similar to those of other countries.

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Why Is There So Much Talk About Cost in Health Care Today?ried about the cost of healthcare. Media reports in the US, Canada, and the United Kingdom are ubiquitous about the high cost of healthcare. One US headline that caught our attention is, “Why health care costs are making consumers more afraid of medical bills than an actual illness”. Here’s another

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35967-6ting on similarities and differences in how pediatricians treat mothers, fathers and other guardians. The chapter’s key points illustrate the broad nature of pediatrics and the wide variation in activities involved.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39957-3 only one member of the healthcare team, and will also mention the duties and obligations of those many other healthcare professionals who are involved with the family. We will describe situations when confidentiality must be breached in the interest of the child patient.

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What Goes in the Chart and Who Can See It? only one member of the healthcare team, and will also mention the duties and obligations of those many other healthcare professionals who are involved with the family. We will describe situations when confidentiality must be breached in the interest of the child patient.