Ethikberatung – Ethik-Komitee in Einrichtungen der stationären Altenhilfe (EKA)

Bockenheimer-Lucius, Gisela; May, Arnd T.

doi:10.1007/s00481-007-0530-6

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“…In general, nursing home ethics committees fulfill the same tasks as hospital ethics committees, even though they are often made up differently and known for being less attached to specific hospital ethics committees. Their tasks are education, case review and analysis, and policy development [2,7,18,24,[32][33][34]. A survey of nursing home ethics committees in the USA revealed that, of the 29% who responded, few (8%) had established ethics committees.…”

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“…Systematic ethics work may be implemented using different measures, tools and places to enhance ethics discussions and ways to handle ethically difficult situations and choices in nursing homes [11]. There is evidence that different methods, for example ethics reflection groups, or moral case deliberation to discuss and reflect on ethical challenges can be useful in nursing homes [2,7,[9][10][11]18,19,21,26,[28][29][30][31][32]. If ethical challenges are complex and local ethics discussion does not lead to a consensus about a certain case, it could be helpful to have an ethics committee to discuss the case [18,32].…”

Section: Different Methods and Approaches To Systematic Ethics Workmentioning

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How to implement systematic ethics work in nursing homes?

Bollig¹,

Rosland²,

Heller³

2016

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Systematic ethics work and ethics discussions may help practitioners handle the many ethical challenges and dilemmas that have been described in the scientific literature pertaining to nursing homes. This review is based on a selective literature search of relevant publications retrieved from PubMed and CINAHL. In addition, relevant articles from the Internet or reference lists of articles and books, and other sources were included. Several methods and ways of approaching the discussion of ethics, and the implementation of ethics work in nursing homes, were identified. Frequently used methods and models to address ethical challenges were ethics peer groups, ethics consultation, or ethics committees. In conclusion, systematic ethics work in nursing homes is needed. The implementation should be individualized to meet different needs, as well as geographical and cultural conditions.

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Section: Methods and Ways Of Organizing Systematic Ethics Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Different Methods and Approaches To Systematic Ethics Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

How to implement systematic ethics work in nursing homes?

Bollig¹,

Rosland²,

Heller³

2016

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“…Der beschriebene Grundkurs vermittelt für die Ethikberatung im Krankenhaus grundlegende Kenntnisse und Fähigkeiten in den Bereichen Ethik, Organisation und Beratung. Auch für Einrichtungen der ambulanten oder stationären Altenhilfe wurde 2007 Vergleichbares vorgestellt [5].…”

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Ethikberatung am Lebensende – brauchen sich Psychotherapie und Medizinethik?

Rudnik¹,

May²

2019

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Wertkonflikte können im Gesundheitswesen vielfältig entstehen und sind nicht an spezifische Versorgungsorte oder -intensitäten gekoppelt. Klinische Ethikberatung findet sich in immer mehr stationären Einrichtungen des Gesundheitswesens. Darunter wird ein diskursiver Prozess zur Bearbeitung von moralischen Konflikten der medizinischen Praxis verstanden, in dem mit den Betroffenen Lösungen für konkrete Probleme erarbeitet werden 1.

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