Evidence-Based Medical Ethics

1. An Introduction to Modern, Evidence-Based Medical Ethics
2. The Underlying Principles of Ethical Patient Care
3. Advance Directives: The Living Will and the Power of Attorney for Health Care
4. Case-Based Ethical Dilemmas
5. When Consent and Capacity Collide
6. When a Patient's Health Care Agent Does Not Fulfill Her Obligations
7. When Coercion Dictates Care
8. When a Spouse Is Estranged
9. When a Patient Is Behaving Badly
10. When a Patient Becomes Agitated
11. When Patient Behavior Constitutes Abuse or Neglect
12. When a Patient Has “Burned His Bridges”
13. When a Patient Is Administratively Discharged
14. When a Patient Makes Questionable Decisions
15. When a Partner Is Excluded
16. When a Diagnosis Is Reportable
17. When Care Becomes Futile
18. When Age Is a Factor in Health Care Decisions
19. When a Patient Is Unidentifiable
20. When Next-of-Kin Disagree
21. When a Mistake Has Been Made
22. When a Patient Codes
23. When a Patient Places a Practitioner at Risk
24. When Patient Non-Adherence Dictates Therapeutic Options
25. When Family Members Limit Caregiver—Patient Communication
26. When a Patient Requires Significant Medical Resources
27. When a Patient's Belief System Affects His Care
28. When a Minor Requires Confidential Medical Care
29. When a Patient's Condition Is Terminal

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Keywords: MEDICAL / Public Health MED078000