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Emergency medicine and ethics

Acil tıp ve etik

Serpil YAYLACI
Özgür KARCIOĞLU
Serkan YILMAZ
Pages
183–190
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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Informed consent, is the manifestation of the efficiency of the communication pursued between the patient and the caregiver, degree of the contribution fo the patient to the care and legal and professional mandates as undertaken by the physician.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Ethical responsibilities in the process of decision making is an ancient and known responsibility of physicians as a whole.
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Key Findings & Data:The overwhelming dynamics of emergency medicine constitute a special set of circumstances which make these responsibilities harder to cope with.
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Conclusion & Impact:Informed consent, is the manifestation of the efficiency of the communication pursued between the patient and the caregiver, degree of the contribution fo the patient to the care and legal and professional mandates as undertaken by the physician.
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Abstract

Ethical responsibilities in the process of decision making is an ancient and known responsibility of physicians as a whole. The overwhelming dynamics of emergency medicine constitute a special set of circumstances which make these responsibilities harder to cope with. Recognition of ethical phenomena, definition, usage, instruction and teaching of ethical codes are vital components or musts of professionalism in the emergency medicine armamentarium, both during the residency and also in the clinical practice. Informed consent, is the manifestation of the efficiency of the communication pursued between the patient and the caregiver, degree of the contribution fo the patient to the care and legal and professional mandates as undertaken by the physician.

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Hekimler için karar verme sürecinde etik sorumluluk, en eski ve bilinen profesyonel sorumluluklardan bir tanesidir. Acil tıp dinamikleri, bu sorumluluğu taşımayı daha güç ve zorlayıcı hale getirebilecek özel koşulları barındırır. Acil tıp klinik pratiğinde ve asistan eğitiminde etik kavramları tanımak, etik kodları tanımlamak, öğretmek ve kullanmak, mesleki profesyonelliğin önemli bileşenleridir. Aydınlatılmış onam; hastanın tedavi sürecine katılımının, hekimin yasal ve mesleki sorumluluklarını taşıyışının, hasta hekim arasındaki etkin iletişimin göstergesidir.

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YAYLACI, S., KARCIOĞLU, Ö., YILMAZ, S. (2022). Emergency medicine and ethics. Türkiye Acil Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 4, 183–190. https://ajindex.com/articles/654861

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