Titlebook: Compelling Ethical Challenges in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine; Andrej Michalsen,Nicholas Sadovnikoff Book 2020 Springer Nature Swi

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Book 2020gy, ageing societies worldwide, and their increased demands on health care systems have, on the one hand, led to better care and remarkable longevity in many parts of the world. On the other hand, however, improved treatments in many medical fields, amongst others in emergency and critical care, hav

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Consent, Advance Directives, and Decision by Proxiescal care medicine in which time-sensitive or highly consequential decisions must be made when the patient’s decision-making capacity is impaired or subject to question. This chapter addresses these challenges and offers potential approaches and solutions.

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Advancing Palliative Care in Intensive Care and Emergency Medicinees, goals of care, and treatment preferences are essential for all clinicians in the ED and ICU, and an appreciation for the role of specialty palliative care is key. Utilizing objective triggers to identify palliative needs can curb undesired variability in practice patterns and help prevent missed opportunities to provide high-quality care.

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How Ethics Can Support Clinicians Caring for Critically Ill Patientsstill major contributors to challenges faced in critical care and emergency medicine practice, resulting in stress on clinicians and potentially detrimental impacts on patient care. Additionally, as technology continues to progress and evolve, so do the ethical questions that arise. In this chapter,

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Patients and Teams Caring for Them: Parallels Between Critical Care and Emergency Medicine patient-/family-centered. Ethical challenges ensuing in the emergency department (ED) and the intensive care unit (ICU) are similar and pertain to autonomy, beneficence/nonmaleficence, dignity, and justice. Major challenges are associated with the immediate necessity to intervene to save a life, pa

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Consent, Advance Directives, and Decision by Proxiesn medical ethics and is strongly buttressed legally. Accordingly, clinicians need to have a robust familiarity with the statutes governing their practice, notably in such realms as advance directives and proxy decision-making. Ethical challenges frequently arise in the context of emergency and criti

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Interprofessional Shared Decision-Makinge of these decisions have far-reaching consequences for patients, families, and clinicians. Therefore, they require exemplary interprofessional collaboration and communication. The accomplishment of these two tasks can be facilitated through interprofessional shared decision-making. This chapter pro