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Futility and shared decision-making

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RUBIN, Michael A. | RIECKE, Jenny | HEITMAN, Elizabeth

Medical futility is an ancient and yet consistent challenge in clinical medicine. The means of balancing conflicting priorities and stakeholders' preferences has changed as much as the science that powers the understanding and treatment of disease. The introduction of patient self-determination and choice in medical decision-making shifted the locus of power in the physician-patient relationship but did not obviate the physician's responsibilities to provide benefit and prevent harm. As we have refined the process in time, new paradigms, specialists, and tools have been developed to help navigate the ever-changing landscape.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ncl.2023.03.005

Voir la revue «Neurologic clinics, 41»

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