principles of medical law and ethics] Flashcards

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consequentiaslism

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moral worth of an action is determined by its outcome

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utilitariansim

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greatest good for the greatest number

maximising pleasure/happiness and minimising pain/unhappiness

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4 ethical principles

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respect for autonomy
non-malfeasance
beneficence
justice

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4 ethical principles: respect for autonomy

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promote right to self determination

confidentiality, informed consent, promote capacity

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4 ethical principles: non-malfeasance

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avoidance of harm

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4 ethical principles: beneficence

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to do good

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4 ethical principles: justice

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fairness/equity

  • non-discrimination
  • equal Rx for equal need

individual vs population

  • rationing
  • limits to autonomy
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duty of candour

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be open and honest with patients when something goes wrong with Rx/care which causes, or has potential to cause harm or distress

raise concerns if thing patient’s best interests have been compromised

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