Introduction to Ethically Challenging

Background: Decisions to limit treatment (DLTs) are important to protect patients from overtreatment but constitute one of the most ethically challenging situations in oncology practice.

The departing hypothesis is that there are a series of ethically challenging spots in space politics, which may be sparked by a utilitarian calculus, instrumentalised to preserve the neoliberal continuum of exploitation of natural resources, production and world trade in the age of late capitalism.

The innovative NEST coach role enabled access to just-in-time support and guidance through morally and ethically challenging situations.

Background Nurses frequently encounter ethically challenging situations in everyday practice.

Background: Ethics consultation has been advocated as a valuable tool in ethically challenging clinical situations in healthcare.

Testing analgesics in neonates is experimentally and ethically challenging and minimising the number of neonates required to demonstrate efficacy is essential.

PURPOSE OF REVIEW Therapies for paediatric congenital and acquired heart disease continue to evolve and the appropriateness of pursuing life sustaining interventions at margins of standard therapy is ethically challenging.

Ethically challenging situations (ECS) are commonly encountered in veterinary settings.

As well as being distressing for the person living with dementia, it can also be emotionally and ethically challenging for acute hospital staff, including nurses.

Results generally support the conclusion that, so long as a clear rationale is provided, there exists surprisingly widespread support for the adoption of novel management approaches to save threatened or endangered species even if this requires more intensive genetic and transformational interventions that are costly or ethically challenging.

Background Nurses encounter ethically challenging situations in everyday practice.

Synthesising real events with creative treatment, increasingly emotive and cinematic documentary presents now more than ever an ethically challenging dichotomy between factual broadcasting and fictional entertainment.

Decisions about how to allocate medical resources in situations of scarcity are both emotionally and ethically challenging.

Objectives The end of life is an ethically challenging time requiring complex decision-making.

The involuntarily hospitalized patients’ satisfaction of provided health services is a particular challenge for the use of satisfaction measurement tools, as involuntary hospitalization is one of the most ethically challenging practices in medicine, which touches on the rights and freedoms of the patient.

The concept of moral injury has its origins in the context of military personnel encountering ethically challenging decisions during armed conflict.

Ethically challenging situations (ECS) are common in veterinary settings and can lead to moral stress.

We conducted 37 semi-structured interviews using the critical incident technique, that is, by asking executive coaches to share a situation that was ethically challenging for them.

Long-term stress has an impact on our immune system; however, it is practically and ethically challenging to prospectively track blood measurements of cortisol-levels in asymptomatic children should an acute appendicitis episode develop.

In conclusion, the strategy of reflection should be looked upon as a method for advancement in knowledge, shaping the learning in the future, and to improve the competence level to deal with complex and emotionally or ethically challenging situations.

Nowadays, the growth in the number of the masked offensive words in the social media is one of the ethically challenging problems.

In such an ethically challenging environment, the newsrooms and professional organizations remain for the most part silent about eroding professional standards.

AIM To explore how healthcare providers in acute care mental health settings navigate ethically challenging situations, enact moral agency, practice in congruence with ethical standards and mitigate moral distress (MD).

Testing analgesics in neonates is experimentally and ethically challenging and minimising the number of neonates required to demonstrate efficacy is essential.

Background: Decisions to limit treatment (DLTs) are important to protect patients from overtreatment but constitute one of the most ethically challenging situations in oncology practice.

Quantifying these changes in pregnant women is logistically and ethically challenging.

To adequately address the potential ethically challenging aspects without discarding the obvious benefits, several agents are required to engage in different debates.

Good communication between all people involved is crucial for these clinically and ethically challenging situations.

Pregnancy in the burn patient represents a deeply ethically challenging situation which have not been discussed in previous case reports.

In understanding and responding to the emotional and psychological implications of the pandemic for renal clinicians, it is vital to recognize that many experiences also have been ethically challenging.

Bioethics education prepares community members to deal with ethically challenging issues by providing them with the skills to address ethical challenges in the everyday routine of one community.

In the future, these findings potentially support physicians in ethically challenging decision-making processes and in advice for patients’ families under consideration of an individual evaluation of each patient.

Participants were asked to rate their MD regarding five ethically challenging clinical situations: (1) frail patients with multiple comorbidities and poor quality of life, (2) patients with dementia, (3) a noncompliant patient with frequent emergency room (ER) visits, (4) violent patients with potential harm to others, and (5) undocumented immigrants receiving emergent dialysis only.

CONCLUSION The management of patients with NEC totalis is complex and ethically challenging.

Pediatric nurses encounter stressful and ethically challenging situations when they care for suspected victims of child maltreatment.

Making the ethical aspects visible will also allow universities to develop supervisor and faculty training by concretely targeting doctoral studies aspects highlighted as ethically challenging.

In this article, we explore the importance of conscience and conscientious objection as ethical concepts to support nurses in addressing issues of conscience amid ethically challenging situations.

Background Investigating airway inflammation and pathology in wheezy preschool children is both technically and ethically challenging.

Although it is recognised that palliative, and in particular end of life, research can be both methodically and ethically challenging it is important to note that palliative patients are keen to be involved with research.

Care and management of patients with disorders of consciousness (DoC) are ethically challenging.

it first shows how an emit differentiation is made between ordinary and ethically challenging forms of early marriage.

Introduction Nursing students are exposed to ethically challenging conditions in their future workplaces; hence, they must be ethically knowledgeable and morally sensitive to provide patients with holistic care based on sound ethical decision-making skills.

1 6 7 However, conducting research in the DR can be ethically challenging.

BACKGROUND Clinical commissioning involves ethically challenging decisions about health resource allocation.

This paper discusses a case vignette that captures an ethically challenging situation in qualitative research.

Three main themes were identifiable: "decision-making as an ethically challenging act," "care process-specific ethical issues" and "environmental ethical issues.

Due to the highly dynamic nature of the immune system during pregnancy, it is currently ethically challenging to make recommendations on when patients should be given immunomodulatory treatments.

Third, we will provide some reflections on possible approaches that may give guidance for empirical researchers in ethically challenging situations.

Here, Malle, Scheutz and Austerweil point out that the most ethically challenging role to be played by robots is that of collaborator and social partner.

The majority (82%) of respondents had encountered ethically challenging clinical situations where additional support would have helped.

We calculate the financial burden to a single NHS trust and summarise the literature, reviewing the implications of cosmetic tourism and summarising available guidance to assist surgeons in this ethically challenging, but expanding, field.

To address this need, we developed an assessment tool that differentiates competencies associated with practice in ethically challenging situations.

The combination of the non-recent nature of the offence, the lack of engagement by the (potentially vulnerable) victim, and the huge resource burden of investigation make deciding whether to proceed with investigation complex and ethically challenging.

Their appropriateness and overlap with end of life care is a complex and ethically challenging area.

It also provides a forum for discussion of ethically challenging cases.

However, such research is ethically challenging.

Some of the most ethically challenging and emotionally demanding aspects of nursing occur in caring for patients and their family at the end of life.

The objective of this case series of 32 ECs was to illustrate ethically challenging parent / patients’ wishes during the first stages of life and how the principle of patient’s autonomy was handled.

By sharing these experiences, I hope to bring to the attention of the analytic community the need to consider ways to be of help to those analysts who must bear the brunt of such a trying and ethically challenging experience.

Normally, difficulties of reality are difficulties we encounter in the world—difficulties in figuring out what to do in emotionally or ethically challenging situations, difficulties with things that we rely on breaking down, difficulties in understanding a theoretical problem, and so on.

BACKGROUND False positive rate (FPR) of the current basic life support (BLS) termination of resuscitation (TOR) rule in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients (not witnessed; no return of spontaneous circulation prior to transport; and no shocks were delivered) has been ethically challenging.

Method The research tested the hypothesis that occupational therapists’ responses to ethically challenging situations would reveal common values specific to the occupational therapy profession.

ABSTRACT Qualitative research is an inherently complex landscape which continually presents researchers with difficult, ethically challenging dilemmas.

Particularly, the findings show how taking control of the patient can be ethically challenging and burdensome and that working under such conditions may result in psychosocial strain on the staff.

Forgoing tube feeding is ethically challenging when patients are mentally incompetent and in the absence of an advance directive.

Umbrella (or Platform), Basket trials, adaptive enrichment strategies have generated greater interests and applications in clinical trials and resulted in rapidly revolutionized methodologies, including adaptive randomization, to conduct clinical trials in the setting of biomarkers and targeted therapies, whereas the traditional paradigm of treating very large number of unselected patients is increasingly less efficient, lacks cost effectiveness and is ethically challenging.

ethically challenging settings.

Emergency and critical care medicine are fraught with ethically challenging decision making for clinicians, patients, and families.

However, when working on clinical rotations with older adults, students often experience situations that are clinically, personally, and ethically challenging, in some cases leading to higher levels of moral distress associated with geriatrics care [2].

In the practice of medicine and surgery, ethically challenging issues frequently arise.

Undertaking high-quality studies may, therefore, be ethically challenging.

When delivery is anticipated near the limit of viability, both the family and the caregiver are faced with many complex and ethically challenging decisions.

However, the progression of tuberculosis research is bottlenecked by traditional mammalian infection models that are expensive, time consuming, and ethically challenging.

Although seen by some as over bureaucratic, the HFEA does reassure the public that this sensitive and ethically challenging area of medical practice is performed to the highest standards.

It is considered an ethically challenging area of clinical practice, and issues with implementation have been identified internationally.

Further research and development of appropriate interventions are needed in this ethically challenging area.

Management of such patients is not only technically demanding but is also ethically challenging.

Taking care of public health is an ethically challenging undertaking.

Twelve of 24 specified ethically challenging situations were reported to be experienced often or sometimes by more than 50% of the physicians.

This paper discusses a case vignette that captures an ethically challenging situation in qualitative research.

Rationale, aims, and objectives Decisions about whether to refer or admit a patient to an intensive care unit (ICU) are clinically, organizationally, and ethically challenging.

In spite of all its attractive features, we have found that \(\mathcal {{DDE}}\) does not fully account for human behavior in many ethically challenging situations.

Attention is given to how ethically challenging moments arise in the imminent space beyond humanism, in which commonly acknowledged handbooks insufficiently prepare the researcher for what is to (be)come.

Furthermore, it is ethically challenging to study disease pathophysiology or novel therapeutic agents directly in human subjects, especially children.

’s vignette drawn from their experience of conducting ethically challenging qualitative research.