Løgstrup’s thinking: a contribution to ethics in physiotherapy

Sviland, Randi; Martinsen, Kari; Nicholls, David A.

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“…Its centrepiece is the ethical demand , a moral imperative based in the trust that we as humans show each other whenever we interact. Historically, phenomenological ethics has been embraced by care ethicists, perhaps because it harmonises with the “picture of the ideal nurse” who, unlike the doctor, “spontaneously shows caring behaviour” [ 18 ]; more recently, it has been found to be useful by physiotherapists [ 19 ]. It is at least possible that Løgstrup’s theory could prove relevant also to GPs, seeing as they interact daily with people who place a considerable part of their lives in their hands.…”

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The voice of the profession: how the ethical demand is professionally refracted in the work of general practitioners

Johnsson,

Höglund,

Nordgren

2023

BMC Med Ethics

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Background Among the myriad voices advocating diverging ideas of what general practice ought to be, none seem to adequately capture its ethical core. There is a paucity of attempts to integrate moral theory with empirical accounts of the embodied moral knowledge of GPs in order to inform a general normative theory of good general practice. In this article, we present an empirically grounded model of the professional morality of GPs, and discuss its implications in relation to ethical theories to see whether it might be sustainable as a general practice ethic. Methods We observed and interviewed sixteen GPs and GP residents working in health care centres in four Swedish regions between 2015–2017. In keeping with Straussian Grounded Theory, sampling was initially purposeful and later theoretically guided, and data generation, analysis and theoretical integration proceeded in parallel. The focal concept of this article was refined through multidimensional property supplementation. Results The voice of the profession is one of four concepts in our emerging theory that attempt to capture various motives that affect GPs’ everyday moral decisionmaking. It reflects how GPs appreciate the situation by passing three professional–moral judgments: Shall I see what is before me, or take a bird’s-eye view? Shall I intervene, or stay my hand? And do I need to speak up, or should I rather shut up? By thus framing the problem, the GP narrows down the range of considerations, allowing them to focus on its morally most pertinent aspects. This process is best understood as a way of heeding Løgstrup’s ethical demand. Refracted through the lens of the GP’s professional understanding of life, the ethical demand gives rise to specific moral imperatives that may stand in opposition to the express wishes of the other, social norms, or the GP’s self-interest. Conclusions The voice of the profession makes sense of how GPs frame problematic situations in moral terms. It is coherent enough to be sustainable as a general practice ethic, and might be helpful in explaining why ethical decisions that GPs intuitively understand as justified, but for which social support is lacking, can nevertheless be legitimate.

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The voice of the profession: how the ethical demand is professionally refracted in the work of general practitioners

Johnsson,

Höglund,

Nordgren

2023

BMC Med Ethics

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“…Løgstrup berpendapat bahwa meskipun secara benar kita terlibat dengan orang lain, namun kita tidak membutuhkan aturan-aturan moral untuk memandu tindakan kita, melainkan kita kehilangan keterlibatan tersebut, saat aturan itu diperlukan. Oleh karena itu, kita membutuhkan aturan untuk melindungi kekurangan dan egosentrisitas kita (Randi et al, 2020).…”

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“…Dasar etika Løgstrup tidak bisa dipisahkan dengan konsepnya tentang fenomenologi. Konsep fenomenologi yang terdapat dalam etika situasi ontologi Løgstrup memiliki empat nilai inti yang sangat penting yakni: (1) sensasi dan klaim etis; (2) gagasan apa yang Løgstrup sebut sebagai ucapan kehidupan tertinggi; (3) bentuk eksistensial dari ekspresi kesan; dan (4) pemahaman kehidupan puitis dan etis (Pahuus, 2005).…”

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Implikasi Etika Solidaritas Knud Ejler Løgstrup terhadap Korban Virus Covid-19 Di Indonesia

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Ehaq

2021

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The purpose of this article is to understand and analyze critically and sharply about the solidarity’s ethics of Knud Ejler Løgstrup and its implications for the victims of covid-19 in Indonesia. The research method is library research using the hermeneutic method. The results of research showed Løgstrup's thought of solidarity became the basis for solidarity on victims of desease covid-19, solidarity on victims of covid-19 was not just a feeling, it was not normative, always asymmetrical, a moral phenomenon and the hallmark of love.

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Relational clinical practice: A hermeneutic, enactive, intersubjective model of osteopathy

Banton,

Vogel

2023

International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine

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Løgstrup’s thinking: a contribution to ethics in physiotherapy

Cited by 8 publications

References 27 publications

The voice of the profession: how the ethical demand is professionally refracted in the work of general practitioners

The voice of the profession: how the ethical demand is professionally refracted in the work of general practitioners

Implikasi Etika Solidaritas Knud Ejler Løgstrup terhadap Korban Virus Covid-19 Di Indonesia

Relational clinical practice: A hermeneutic, enactive, intersubjective model of osteopathy

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