The Ethics Toolkit - Patient and Family Centred Care
The Ethics Toolkit is a series within Essential Ethics designed to give clinicians a clear understanding of the tools that bioethicists use to think t...
Essential Ethics
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Essential Ethics, from the Children’s Bioethics Centre at The Royal Children’s Hospital (Melbourne, Australia) presents discussion of challenging cases that come up when treating children. Hear the most up-to-date thinking and draw knowledge from the ethics toolkit. After a decade or more of experience our team of world-recognised ethicists take on the hardest cases. Essential Ethics is informative, interesting and always relevant. Hosted by Professor John Massie, a clinician and bioethicist at The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne.
The Ethics Toolkit - Shared Decision Making
The Ethics Toolkit is a series within Essential Ethics designed to give clinicians a clear understanding of the tools that bioethicists use to think t...
The Ethics Toolkit - The Zone of Parental Discretion
The Ethics Toolkit is a series within Essential Ethics designed to give clinicians a clear understanding of the tools that bioethicists use to think t...
The Ethics Toolkit - The Harm Principle
The Ethics Toolkit is a series within Essential Ethics designed to give clinicians a clear understanding of the tools that bioethicists use to think t...
The Ethics Toolkit - Beyond Principles: other ways to consider bioethics
The Ethics Toolkit is a series within Essential Ethics designed to give clinicians a clear understanding of the tools that bioethicists use to think t...
The Ethics Toolkit - Principles
The Ethics Toolkit is a series within Essential Ethics designed to give clinicians a clear understanding of the tools that bioethicists use to think t...
Respect - a Socratic Dialogue
In the closing plenary session of the 2019 National Children's Bioethics Conference, two senior clinical ethicists lead a discussion on the ethical di...
Respecting families' cultural and religious beliefs and practices - going too far or not far enough?
What happens when the medical team and parents have divergent views about the best interests of the infant? Dr Sid Vemuri, Consultant in Paediatric Pa...
The Twilight Zone
Sometimes newborn infants have multiple congenital abnormalities. Each of them may be treatable on its own. However, the overall prognosis can mean th...
Blended food for tube feeding a child: ethical considerations
The RCH Nutrition and Food Services Team presents the risks and benefits of blended food for tube feeding of children. It's an option that's often pra...