Patient Feedback Informs New Framework for Clinical Artificial Intelligence Transparency
A qualitative study of hospital advisory councils establishes a tiered framework scaling healthcare artificial intelligence transparency based on risk and ...
Tag: medical ethics
Tanzania Pilot Study Evaluates Ethical Design of Automated HIV Testing Invitations
A qualitative study in Moshi, Tanzania, evaluated participant experiences with an automated SMS referral system for HIV testing to identify ...
Healthcare Professionals Evaluate Socially Assistive Robots in Geriatric Hospital Care
A qualitative study across three French geriatric hospitals reveals that integrating socially assistive robots reshapes care workflows and requires ethical ...
Study Integrates Patient and Clinician Views on Orthodontic Consent
A qualitative case study in BMC Medical Ethics integrates patient and clinician perspectives to provide practical guidance for informed consent ...
From structured analysis to normative decision-making: a comparative evaluation of large language models in clinical ethics consultation
While the models produced well-organized documents that identified key clinical and social dimensions, the study found that high analytical scores ...
New study to map values and trade-offs shaping antibiotic use in Sweden, Italy, and Bulgaria
A three-year mixed-methods empirical ethics study will examine how the public and stakeholders in Sweden, Italy, and Bulgaria weigh responsible ...
Ethicists urge continuity of care for children after emergency ostomies in conflict zones
A review in Conflict and Health argues that humanitarian organizations performing emergency ostomies on children in conflict-affected settings have ethical ...
Family ethics and hierarchy shape moral distress among Chinese oncologists
A qualitative study of sixteen Chinese oncologists finds moral distress shaped by family expectations, hospital hierarchies and financial barriers.
French Fertility Providers Retain Disparities Despite Legal Reforms and Education
A study of 34 French fertility professionals found that differential evaluation practices persisted for single women and female couples despite ...
Citizens ask where health technology innovations will take society, Belgian focus groups find
A focus group study of 66 Flemish citizens found that views on health technology innovations hinge on one question: where ...
Ethicists propose six-step framework for emergency end-of-life decisions when patient wishes are unclear
A new analysis in BMC Medical Ethics proposes a six-step, process-based framework to guide clinicians making emergency end-of-life decisions for ...
AI Tools for Early Autism Detection Raise Ethical Concerns, Study Finds
A US qualitative study found caregivers, clinicians, and autistic adults expressed cautious optimism about AI-based autism prediction models while flagging ...
Reply to: Moving the goal post and using ethics as a rhetorical refuge doesn’t change the evidence: About the debate on the best care for minors with gender issues
A Matters Arising reply in BMC Medical Ethics restates how effectiveness is defined and evaluated in research on gender-affirming medical ...
Ethicists Argue Evidence, Not Redefined Goals, Should Guide Gender Care
A BMC Medical Ethics commentary argues that redefining treatment effectiveness around patient-defined embodiment goals cannot substitute for stronger clinical evidence ...
Parents and Clinicians Differ on What a Fetal Right to Life Means, Iranian Study Finds
A qualitative study in Saveh, Iran, found that parents and clinicians understood the fetal right to life in different ways, ...
Public Survey Reveals Strong Support for Consent-Based Human Fetal Collections
A survey of 313 people found majority support for new human fetal and embryological collections, but only when remains are ...
Healthcare workers describe moral distress driven by hierarchy, systems and unpreparedness
A qualitative study of 26 Australian health professionals finds moral distress arises from constrained voice, systemic constraints and inadequate preparedness, ...
Focus Groups Reveal Deep Caution Among Experts on AI Chatbot Therapists
A Dutch multi-stakeholder focus group study finds that clinicians, ethicists, AI experts and legal professionals all express caution toward AI ...
Experts Build a Framework for Telling Families What Autopsies Reveal After Sudden Cardiac Death
Forensic specialists from seven Balkan institutions have drawn up a structured, ethics-based pathway for communicating autopsy findings to bereaved families ...
Medical ethics in Ottoman Constantinople was a daily practice, not a formal code, study finds
A historical analysis of the Gazette médicale d'Orient and its associated professional society in Constantinople between 1857 and 1876 identified ...
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