Tag: medical ethics

A qualitative study of 12 hospital physicians identifies four themes describing how economic pressures conflict with ethical obligations and affect ...

A systematic review of 154 U.S. records finds that access to end-of-life care for psychiatrically incapacitated patients depends most on ...

This review examines the clinical outcomes, pediatric preclinical evidence, and ethical considerations relevant to candidate selection for pediatric cardiac xenotransplantation, ...

A multidisciplinary review argues that patient-initiated conversational AI creates an invisible parallel pathway in breast cancer care, proposing a five-step ...

An analysis of five rheumatology digitalization guidelines found that ethical terms were common but competing principles and value conflicts were ...

A narrative review of 53 studies finds that artificial intelligence can extract and analyze brain-tumor symptom data, but limited validation ...

A Journal of General Internal Medicine viewpoint argues that clinicians should exercise judgment and shared responsibility rather than treating patient ...

A Viewpoint in the Journal of General Internal Medicine documents how a dying woman's documented wishes for comfort-focused care could ...

A qualitative study of eighteen palliative care nurses reveals cautious optimism about AI for workload relief and symptom assessment, alongside ...

A new perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that clinicians' discretionary use of AI can reproduce or ...

A survey of 1,323 German acute-care nurses found 68.6 percent screened positive for clinically relevant moral injury symptoms, with moral ...

Every year, thousands of health professionals and students board planes for medical missions, short-term volunteer trips to resource-limited settings where ...

A new Frontiers in Transplantation special issue maps how immunological innovation, machine perfusion, and psychosocial care are shaping the maturing ...

A new viewpoint in the Journal of General Internal Medicine warns that employment structures are quietly redefining medical professionalism from ...

A new Journal of Medical Systems Comment argues that how clinical AI systems select cases for human review must itself ...

A survey of 965 people with cancer and caregivers in Türkiye found strong support for biospecimen research, with most favoring ...

A new perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that medicine's ethical crisis stems from eroding working conditions, ...

A new study in AI & Society argues that Thomas Aquinas's virtues of justice, prudence, and charity can guide the ...

In the quiet hum of neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) around the globe, a profound and complex narrative unfolds daily—one ...

The intersection of artificial intelligence and healthcare is a hotbed of innovation, exploration, and critical analysis. As the medical industry ...