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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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Larissa Forster,Sadhbh Byrne,Hannah Spielmann-Burkard et al. Larissa Forster et al.
Background: Moral distress is an increasingly studied phenomenon in nursing science and ethics. It refers to the psychological discomfort experienced when an individual is prevented from acting on a course of action that ...
Zuzana Rodová,Petra Petrová,Vladimír Rogalewicz Zuzana Rodová
Background: The concept of "dark side occupations" remains ethically and culturally sensitive within occupational therapy practice. While the topic has been explored conceptually, less is known about how therapists across...
Corné Nel,Jacqueline E Wolvaardt,Pieter du Toit Corné Nel
Background and introduction: Society 5.0 envisions a future where technology and humanity integrate to address societal concerns. In an era marked by significant technological advancements, particularly in artificial inte...
Emanuele Koumantakis,Marco Bo,Lorena Charrier Emanuele Koumantakis
Background: Italian Law 194/1978 allows voluntary termination of pregnancy within the first 90 days and guarantees healthcare professionals the right to conscientious objection (CO). However, concerns have been raised int...
Gabrielle Dos Santos Feijó,Jamila Geri Tomaschewski Barlem,Simoní Saraiva Bordignon et al. Gabrielle Dos Santos Feijó et al.
Background: Moral resilience has become an increasingly relevant capacity in nursing, particularly in hospital settings, where recurring ethical dilemmas and organizational constraints may compromise nurses' moral judgmen...
Royi Barnea,Aviad Tur-Sinai,Orna Tal Royi Barnea
Background: Healthcare systems increasingly operate under chronic scarcity, requiring prioritisation decisions beyond formal coverage policies and bedside clinical judgment. While much of the ethical literature on priorit...
Niklas Freese,Anja Hesse,Bjarn-Ove Tetzlaff et al. Niklas Freese et al.
Background: Climate change increasingly affects population health and healthcare systems. While normative frameworks emphasize physicians' societal role in climate protection, empirical evidence on how general practitione...
Huiqing Zhu,Anjie Zhao,Yixing Zhou et al. Huiqing Zhu et al.
Background: In hemodialysis, patients navigate ethical tensions arising from the intersection of clinical demands, personal values, and systemic constraints. While existing research has focused largely on clinician perspe...
Alanwar Obaid Almutairi,Alanoud Sajda Owad Almutairi,Faisal Sajda Owad Almutairi et al. Alanwar Obaid Almutairi et al.
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are increasingly embedded in clinical diagnostics and referral pathways, yet when these tools contribute to patient harm, traditional medico-legal doctrines are strained by...
Javeria Saleem,Raja Sajjad Asghar,Uzma Sarwar et al. Javeria Saleem et al.
Organ transplantation is regarded as a lifesaving procedure, and a worldwide organ shortage has catalysed the market of illegal organ trade, especially for kidneys, due to high demand and need in low and middle-income countries like Pakista...