7. Ethics in drug counseling, public health policies Flashcards

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What are ethics?

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  • moral principles
  • discipline which deals with moral principles
  • philosophy: living a meaningful life; following the good and rejecting the bad
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Bioethics

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issues in medicine

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Ethical dilemma explained (4)

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  1. Two or more solutions or options how to operate
  2. In both solutions, consequences may be very serious
  3. Both solutions may be argued by ethical principle
  4. When choosing one, the other solution is challenging some ethical principle
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When facing an ethical dilemma… (5 principles of applied ethics)

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  1. Autonomy (informed consent)
  2. Beneficence (client focus)
  3. Justice - no discrimination
  4. Fidelity - quality, professionality
  5. Nonmaleficence - do not harm
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What is informed consent?

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  • the formal process of agreement about treatment process: full knowledge and understanding of its possible risks and benefits, rules, conditions
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What does seeking help imply? (3)

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  • difficult life situation, crisis
  • physical impairment, cognitive impairment
  • direct threats, feeling unsafe
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4 future trends in drug prevention/issues

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  • preventive vaccination
  • implants to reduce drug use
  • drug testing
  • drug checking (quality of drug)
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Making ethical decisions

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  1. Identify the clinical issues
  2. Legal issues
  3. system issues
  4. cultural issues
  5. ethical issues
  6. identify principles
  7. possible options
  8. pros and cons
  9. act
  10. follow up and evaluate
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