2023
DOI: 10.1344/rbd2023.57.39262
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Validación de un instrumento para medir el respeto de la autonomía del paciente en situación terminal durante la toma de decisiones médicas sobre el final de la vida

Abstract: Antecedentes: El respeto por la autonomía de la persona consiste en considerarlas preferencias y valores de la persona enferma durante la toma de decisions sobre el tipo de atención que recibe y es un elemento bioético-jurídico. Sin embargo, no existen instrumentos validados sobre este fenómeno que ayuden aclarificar la percepción del médico sobre este principio. Objetivo: Elaborar, validar mediante juicio de expertos y pilotear para obtener la consistencia interna de un instrumento que evalúa el nivel de acue… Show more

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“…As difficult as it is to communicate a harsh diagnosis, physicians must learn to do so; it is part of their professional duty, as it has been for many physicians to communicate unfavorable prognoses when patients are suffering from other life-threatening illnesses. One way in which doctors have avoided the difficulty is by informing only family members of the disease when patients would be able to understand their diagnosis (González-Huerta et al, 2017;Low, Mc-Grath, Swaffer, & Brodaty, 2019).…”
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“…As difficult as it is to communicate a harsh diagnosis, physicians must learn to do so; it is part of their professional duty, as it has been for many physicians to communicate unfavorable prognoses when patients are suffering from other life-threatening illnesses. One way in which doctors have avoided the difficulty is by informing only family members of the disease when patients would be able to understand their diagnosis (González-Huerta et al, 2017;Low, Mc-Grath, Swaffer, & Brodaty, 2019).…”
Section: Category Description Examples Of Responsesmentioning
confidence: 99%