Notes from 01/24/11 lecture

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==Medical ethics==
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*All the hospitals have adult and peds ethics boards.
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===Case 1: 48yo F===
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*Advance directive law is specific state to state, so it is important to know how the laws work in the state where you are practicing.
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===Ages of medicine===
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*The age of the physician:
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**400 BC to 1960
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*The age of the patient:
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**1960 to Oct 1 1983
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***DRG = disease related groupings
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***These categorize payment
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***An attempt to reign in healthcare costs
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***Blue Cross Blue Shield also started in 1960
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*The age of the payor
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===4 box method===
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*Also called georgetown mantra = 4 box method
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*A two by two
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*First box is the medical indications and beneficence
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**This is what the dr. brings to the table.
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*Second box: Patient preference and autonomy
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**This is what we want to get from the patient (through their rational decision making)
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**Diff between capacity and competence: competence is a legal term (only a judge or lawyer can call someone competent through assessment by a psychiatrist or psychologist).
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**Out of autonomy comes informed consent:
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***Must disclose risks, benefits, costs, outcomes, other options.
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***Must ascertain that they have the capacity to decide.
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***Must be sure it is voluntary.
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****People who may not make it straight forward voluntary: third party payors, healthcare providers, researchers, family members
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*Third box: Quality of life and burdens / benefits
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**Murky area because it is hard to determine what level of quality of life is worth living for.
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**Burdens and benefits are patient focused, not about money or the healthcare or anything else.
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*Fourth box: socioeconomic factors and justice
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===Confidentiality===
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*The exceptions are harm to self or others.
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**Not just an allowance but a perogative (duty to report).
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===Moral theories===
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===Kidder's dilemma paradigms===
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*Reporter for Christian Science Monitor found that people in extroidinary situations were deciding between four major decisions:
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**"How Good People Make Tough Choices"
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**Justice vs. Mercy
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**Truth vs. Loyalty
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**Individual vs. Community
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**Short term vs. Long Term
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===Standards for decision making for incompetent patients===
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*There are three types of standards against which decisions can be made for a pt.
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*Subjective standard
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*Substituted judgement
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**Asking someone who knows the pt to make a decision for the pt.
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*Objective standard - "Best interests"
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===Kruzann family case===
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*Supreme court determined:
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**Nutrition and fluids are therapy that can be denied.
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**States decide how things work.
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===PSDA===
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*Patient self-determination act
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