Ethical relationships in paediatric emergency medicine: moving beyond the dyad

Autor:	J, Bridges, R, Hanson, M, Little, A C, Flannigan, M, Fairley, L, Haywood
Rok vydání:	2001
Předmět:	Adult Male Jurisprudence Physician-Patient Relations Adolescent Child Welfare Intensive Care Units Pediatric Pediatrics United States Mental Health Child Preschool Emergency Medicine Humans Ethics Medical Female Parent-Child Relations Child Third-Party Consent
Zdroj:	Emergency medicine (Fremantle, W.A.). 13(3)
ISSN:	1035-6851
Popis:	Most areas of health-services research concentrate on a dyadic relationship between doctor and patient. In paediatric emergency medicine it may be necessary to focus on a more complicated relationship because the parents of the child play an important role in the delivery of medical services. This paper discusses the ethical principles in paediatric emergency medicine from the perspective of five disciplines: health economics, paediatrics, medical ethics, law and mental health. The general consensus is that the traditional dyadic model is inadequate and that a more complicated relationship is needed for the paediatric emergency setting, such as triadic, multiple-dyadic or polyadic. Such models allow the inclusion of the parents and possibly other family members, medical providers and community members. If the paediatric setting is considered in such a framework, it may be possible to deliver a more socially beneficial medical service.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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