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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 April 2020
This presentation will use a number of anonymised real case examples to inform a discussion of ethical dilemmas in daily clinical practice. The context for discussion will be set by a brief review of the types of adverse behaviors and outcomes that doctors might experience.
Doctors often worry about ethical issues, and these can be a major source of stress. Even worse, poorly managed ethical dilemmas can lead to complaints, investigation, litigation and other potentially adverse outcomes.
Yet at the heart of such challenging situations sits a patient - a real person and their family.
Ethical dilemmas will be reviewed that deal with issues such as:
- Poorly performing doctors
- Exploitation and abuse
- Limited resources
- Confidentiality
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