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Ethical Challenges: Do We Have An Ethical Duty To Provide Care?

Session #: 850-151
Presenter(s): David A. Fleming, MA, MD, FACP; Faith T. Fitzgerald, MD, MACP; Virginia L. Hood, MPH, MD, FACP
Session Length: 1 hr. 30 min.
Event: Internal Medicine 2010
Date: April 22-24, 2010

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Ethical Challenges: Do We Have An Ethical Duty To Provide Care?

Clinical questions to be addressed:

Do ethical, moral, or religious beliefs of physicians and other health care providers supersede their duty to care for patients?
Does the physician have an ethical duty to treat during a pandemic?
Is patient noncompliance with treatment recommendations (e.g., failure to stop smoking or lose weight, refusal to take drugs due to unwanted side effects) a legitimate reason to terminate a patient-physician relationship?