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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Forschung und wissenschaftlicher Nachwuchs,o the previous chapter and describes ways in which the pediatrician can ‘connect’ with children and families, but also understand when they are breaching a boundary that ought to exist between a patient and family, and professionals. We will discuss the moral justification for establishing and maint

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Claudia Schmidt,Claudia Schuchartimes every day and have an important place in healthcare. These can be as simple as “hallway conversations” with a peer or mentor or more formally by speaking to a professional representative or an administrator. However, almost every healthcare institution now has some form of clinical ethics servi

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Rudolf Tippelt,Bernhard Schmidt. In other words what we call “consent” is usually given by a parent or guardian; such consent gives permission for medical treatment to occur on the body of another person. (We will usually use the word “parent” and recognize that, in most situations, a guardian who is not a parent has the same aut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39957-3l explain why confidentiality is important, why sharing of information is important to excellent healthcare and will focus on the duties and obligations of physicians. In pediatrics, health care information "belongs" to the child patient, but in the very young, authority over this information is exe

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