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Rev. méd. Chile ; 149(7): 997-1003, jul. 2021. tab, graf
Artigo em Espanhol | LILACS | ID: biblio-1389563

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Background: Clinical ethics consultation services and their methods vary and they are seldom evaluated. Only one formal system of individual clinical ethics consultation has been reported in Chile, with a ten-year registry. Aim: To evaluate the opinion of intensivist physicians about the contribution of clinical ethics consultation. Material and Methods: An anonymous and voluntary questionnaire consulting their opinion about clinical ethics consultations was sent to 38 intensivist physicians. Results: The questionnaire was answered by 28 professionals. Eighty four percent of respondents considered that ethics consultation contributed to improve patients' quality of care, 92% responded that this practice helps in decisions about limitation of treatments or life support, and 96% expressed that it also was a positive support for patients and their relatives. Seventy two percent of respondents considered that ethics consultations enhanced their ethical sensibility, 76% that they improved their understanding of clinical ethics topics, and 72% declared that it decreased their stress in complex decision-making. Conclusions: Clinical ethics consultation provides a positive support for improvements in clinical decision-making and in the quality of patients' care.


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Humanos , Médicos , Consultoria Ética , Inquéritos e Questionários , Ética Clínica , Princípios Morais
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Rev. bioét. (Impr.) ; 26(2): 183-188, abr.-jun. 2018.
Artigo em Português | LILACS | ID: biblio-958266

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Resumo Os autores apresentam e comentam as ideias de Edmund Pellegrino, bioeticista nascido em New Jersey, Estados Unidos, acerca da existência de moralidade interna à medicina, relacionada ao fim inerente à arte médica, ou seja, a cura do paciente, assim como a moralidade externa à medicina, que diz respeito a todos os outros aspectos da atividade médica cujo propósito final não seja a cura do paciente. Apresentam também os comentários de outros eticistas, contra ou a favor dos argumentos apresentados por Pellegrino, e comparam aspectos da referida moralidade externa à teoria do consenso moral desenvolvida anteriormente pelos autores.


Abstract The authors present and comment on the ideas of Edmund Pellegrino, a bioethics specialist born in New Jersey, USA, regarding the existence of a morality intrinsic to medicine, related to the inherent goal of the medical art, that is, the cure of the patient, as well as the existence of a morality external to medicine, which concerns all other aspects of medical activity whose ultimate purpose is not the cure of the patient. The authors also present the comments of other ethicists, for or against the arguments presented by Pellegrino, and compare aspects of this external morality to the moral consensus theory previously developed by the authors.


Resumen Los autores presentan y comentan las ideas de Edmund Pellegrino, bioeticista nacido en New Jersey, Estados Unidos, acerca de la existencia de una moralidad interna de la medicina, relacionada con el fin inherente al arte médico, es decir, la cura del paciente, así como sobre la existencia de una moralidad externa a la medicina, que se relaciona con todos los demás aspectos de la actividad médica, cuyo propósito final no sea la cura del paciente. Presentan también los comentarios de otros eticistas, en contra o a favor de los argumentos presentados por Pellegrino, y comparan aspectos de la mencionada moralidad externa con la teoría del consenso moral desarrollada anteriormente por los autores.


Assuntos
Humanos , Masculino , Feminino , Bioética , Eticistas , Ética Médica , Medicina , Princípios Morais
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Rev. méd. Chile ; 142(10): 1324-1329, oct. 2014.
Artigo em Espanhol | LILACS | ID: lil-731664

RESUMO

The virtuous doctor has subscribed an oath and by subscribing to this solemn promise, he is committed to live in accordance with the purposes, obligations and virtues established in the medical profession. Cinematic art has shown only a superficial interest in complex aspects of medical profession. An exception is Ingmar Bergman´s film “Wild Strawberries”, where Professor Isak Borg, a widowed 76-year-old physician, is to be awarded the Doctor Jubilaris degree, 50 years after he received his doctorate at Lund University. During the trip, Isak is forced by a nightmare to reevaluate his professional life as not being a virtuous doctor.


Assuntos
Humanos , Medicina nas Artes , Médicos , Virtudes
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