Unilateral DNAR Should Be Used Sparingly in Pediatric Care
Decisions about interventions for end-of-life care in a pediatric setting can be complex and emotionally charged for patients, parents, and the healthcare team.
All articles by Laurel Ranger
“Teach-to-Goal” Improves Comprehension of Research Participation in Incarcerated Individuals
Conducting clinical and behavioral health research among incarcerated populations carries significant ethical challenges.
Surgical Residents May Be at Risk for Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
Surgical practice carries a high risk of malpractice lawsuits, but it is often assumed that residents are exempt from such suits.
Drugs Receiving “Fast Track” Status Associated With Increased Safety Label Changes
A recent study examined whether expedited drug approvals have different rates of safety-related label changes compared with drugs approved through standard pathways.
Disclosure of Pre-Referral Medical Errors: Attitudes and Practice Patterns
Specialist physicians struggle with whether and how to provide disclosure, even when clinical circumstances force disclosure.
Is It Ethical to Defer to Families When Choosing Not to Disclose Pediatric Incurable Diseases?
Expectations should be set respectfully and early in the relationship, and physicians should explore family concerns to mitigate conflict.
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