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期刊名:Bmc medical ethics

缩写:BMC MED ETHICS

ISSN:1472-6939

e-ISSN:1472-6939

IF/分区:3.8/Q1

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Qianli Zhu,Weizhen Hu,Laite Chen Qianli Zhu
Background: The integration of data-driven continuous monitoring into chronic disease management is often presented as a solution for clinical efficiency. However, this technological shift may substantially reshape care r...
Takhona G Hlatshwako,Delaney Santre,Suzanne Day et al. Takhona G Hlatshwako et al.
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Sara Patuzzo Manzati,Michele Piazza,Simone Garzon et al. Sara Patuzzo Manzati et al.
Background: End-of-life care raises complex ethical and legal questions shaped by national frameworks, cultural contexts, and personal beliefs. This comparative study explores how fifth-year medical students in Verona (It...
Frederik Schou-Juul,Bert Gordijn,Ana Morais et al. Frederik Schou-Juul et al.
Background: Dementia care involves ethically complex situations across diverse clinical, social care, and policy contexts, yet practice-oriented ethical guidance remains limited. Existing ethical frameworks rarely capture...
Kiichi Inarimori,Yugo Maeda Kiichi Inarimori
Background: Within the framework of libertarian paternalism, nudges have been proposed as a way to guide decision-making while preserving individual autonomy, often by exploiting cognitive biases such as framing effects. ...
Elizabeth Stevenson,Sarah Boccand,Marion Giry et al. Elizabeth Stevenson et al.
Background: Medical paternalism, where physicians decide based on perceived patient interests, contrasts with the value of patient autonomy, which emphasizes patients' rights to make informed choices about their medical c...
Tomohiko Hara,Yuki Iwahara,Shunsaku Murakawa Tomohiko Hara
Background: Research ethics committees (RECs) and institutional review boards provide independent ethical oversight of health-related research. In Japan, the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA) increasingly ...
Wan Shu,Lei Deng,Pei Liu et al. Wan Shu et al.
Background: Older adults' low adoption of healthcare robots indicates that their lived processes of acceptance remain insufficiently understood. This gap is not merely technical but also ethical, involving questions of di...
Emma Lim,Fabian J S van der Velden,Joanne Ball et al. Emma Lim et al.
Background: Rapid point-of-care tests (POCTs) are increasingly used to support clinical decision making and appropriate antibiotic prescribing. Whilst a few studies have explored healthcare workers' views on using POCTs i...