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Andrea Fuhrel-Forbis, Andrew R. Barnosky, Desiree M. Seeyave, Joseph B. House, Jonathan P. Fischer, Dawn Ambs, Sally A. Santen, Nikhil Theyyunni
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The Journal of Emergency Medicine. 48:492-498
Background For medical students, the emergency department (ED) often presents ethical problems not encountered in other settings. In many medical schools there is little ethics training during the clinical years. The benefits of reflective essay writ
Publikováno v:
Medical education. 51(5)
Autor:
Andrew G. Shuman, Mary S. McCabe, Andrew R. Barnosky, Lauren B. Smith, Joseph J. Fins, Sacha M. Montas
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Journal of Oncology Practice. 9:240-245
There is limited empirical research exploring the nature of clinical ethical consultations within the oncology population. Our objective was to review and describe clinical ethics consultations at two National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensiv
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The Laryngoscope. 122:271-274
Objectives/Hypothesis: To create a case-based curriculum designed to teach and discuss the tenets of clinical medical ethics within an otolaryngology department. Study Design: Survey-based study in a single-institution, academic otolaryngology depart
Autor:
Andrew R. Barnosky, Andrew G. Shuman
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The Journal of Emergency Medicine. 40:229-232
Background: The ethical principle of autonomy is explored as it applies to situations in which patients' capacities to make decisions are questionable. Case Report: A 40-year-old man presented to the Emergency Department with an epidural hematoma, an
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Sandro K. Cinti, MD, Andrew R. Barnosky, DO, MPH, Steven E. Gay, MD, Susan Dorr Goold, MD, Marie Lozon, MD, Kristin Kim, MD, Phil Rodgers, MD, Nancy M. Baum, PhD, Thomas J. Blessing, JD, Bruce Cadwallender, MS, CSP, CPSM, Paul Loik, RRT, Carrie Wright, MS, Robert A. Winfield, MD
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Journal of Emergency Management. 8:37-44
In the event of a virulent influenza pandemic, certain resources including ventilators, antibiotics, vaccines, oxygen, hospital beds, and antiviral medications will need to be carefully allocated. It is essential that scarce resources are allocated i
Autor:
Andrew R. Barnosky
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JAMA. 306
Autor:
Andrew R. Barnosky
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JAMA. 306
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Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges. 86(6)
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