Clinical guides to preventing ethical conflicts between pregnant women and their physicians.
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Abstract
We provide a justification for preventive ethics in obstetric practice. Four clinical guides to resolving ethical conflicts between pregnant women and their physicians can be identified: (1) informed consent as an ongoing dialogue between the pregnant woman and her physician, (2) negotiation as a clinical strategy, (3) respectful persuasion as a clinical strategy, and (4) the proper use of ethics committees.
Medical subject headings
- Beneficence
- Ethics, Medical
- Moral Obligations
- Personal Autonomy
- Physician-Patient Relations
- Pregnancy
- Pregnant People
- Social Values