Ethics and Evidence  

Oleh:

Goodman, Kenneth W.

Jenis: Article from Books - E-Book
Dalam koleksi: Ethics and Evidence-Based Medicine Fallibility and Responsibility in Clinical Science, page 129-140.
Topik: Evidence-Based Practice and Fallibility; Bounded Rationality; Cost Considerations and Futility
Fulltext: Ethics and Evidence.pdf (328.88KB)

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Ethical issues raised by meta-analysis/systematic review/research synthesis constitute the threads that have run throughout the preceding chapters. In this chapter, the threads will be pulled together with the goal of identifying the obligations of clinicians firstly and then clinical investigators, research synthesizers, and review boards. The intersection of ethics and evidence is an instance of the problem of ethical decision making in contexts of scientific uncertainty. That said, an “ethical best practice” is proposed for dealing with the practical challenges raised by evidence-based medicine, showing that ethical practice is, in large part, scientifically sound practice.

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