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ELSEVIER Ethics In Anaesthesia & Intensive Care 2Nd Edition by Heather Draper and Wendy E Scott
A group of expert contributors have provided perspectives on areas of common concern to the anaesthetist and intensivist, and nursing staff, giving both the clinical and theoretical perspective. By understanding the underlying principles, the reader will be able to create their own framework from which to reach a decision. It is anticipated that the arguments given may challenge the reader's personal ethical stance. Those who are new to ethics will find the examples given help them to see how these underlying principles are put into everyday practice.Expert contributors from around the world discuss ethical issues in anaesthesia and intensive care in all of the commonly encountered areas such as:
Consent
Patient confidentiality
Fitness to practice
Whistle-blowing on colleagues
Clinical research