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Thomas D Harter,Erin L Sterenson,Andrew Borgert et al. Thomas D Harter et al.
This study attempts to understand if medical providers beliefs about the moral permissibility of honoring patient-directed refusals of life-sustaining treatment (LST) are tied to their beliefs about the patient's decision-making capacity. T...
Andre Morales,Alan Murphy,Joseph B Fanning et al. Andre Morales et al.
Background: This study introduces an empirical approach for studying the role of prudence in physician treatment of end-of-life (EOL) decision making. Met...
Michael D Rozier,Phillip M Singer Michael D Rozier
Using moral foundations theory (MFT), this study analyzes how Republican governors employed moral concepts to either build support or opposition to Medicaid expansion. The study examined statements about Medicaid expansion made by all Repub...
James Toomey James Toomey
Background: The legal doctrine of capacity, which governs legally-authorized intervention in the decision-making of persons with dementia, has been subject to recent scholarly criticism and reform efforts. Such efforts re...
T J Kasperbauer,Karen K Schmidt,Ariane Thomas et al. T J Kasperbauer et al.
Biobank participants often do not understand much of the information they are provided as part of the informed consent process, despite numerous attempts at simplifying consent forms and improving their readability. We report the first asse...
Megan Doerr,Sarah Moore,Vanessa Barone et al. Megan Doerr et al.
Informed consent is the gateway to research participation. We report on the results of the formative evaluation that follows the electronic informed consent process for the All of Us Research Program. Of the nearly 250,000 participants incl...
Kelly W Harris,Thomas V Cunningham,D Micah Hester et al. Kelly W Harris et al.
Studies across the healthcare spectrum consistently show that sharing and comparing data across institutions improves the quality of patient care. Whether comparing data about healthcare ethics consultation (HCEC) would similarly improve qu...
Carolyn Sinow,Alyssa Burgart,Danton S Char Carolyn Sinow
In the face of ongoing drug shortages, anesthesiologists have been described as having to become "Iron Chefs, challenged to create safe patient outcomes with missing ingredients. Unfortunately, developing responsive ethical guidance for how...
A E Pritchard,T A Zabel,L A Jacobson et al. A E Pritchard et al.
Background: Data is needed to provide insight into the issue of preference around consent for use of pediatric clinical data for research. This study evaluated caregivers' preferences concerning use of their child's clini...
Vardit Ravitsky,Stanislav Birko,Jessica Le Clerc-Blain et al. Vardit Ravitsky et al.
Background: Noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) provides important benefits yet raises ethical concerns. We surveyed Canadian pregnant women and their partners to explore their views regarding pressure to test and termina...