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Ethical Reflection on the Prevention and Treatment of Major Infectious Diseases
Liu, Sijia
2022
Source PublicationChinese Medical Ethics
Volume35Issue:10Pages:1104-1123
Abstract

Thc worldwide COV1D-19 pandemic has made numerous peopCe realize the danger of major infectious diseases, as well as the scarcity and finiteness of medical resources as strategic resources. Traditionally, medical resources are allocated based on the principles of “benefit maximization”, “first come, first served”, “fairness” and “transparent and reasonable decision-making”. Nevertheless, the COV1D-19 pandemic broke this rde, and made it difficult to choose in the condition of overwhelmed medical resources. By exploring the allocation criteria of scarce medical resources and the triage, this paper explains the formation reasons of futile treatment, analyzes the countermeasures and basic principles for hospitals at the peak of pandemic, proposes the triage treatment and collective decision-making, so as to improve the efficiency of treatment.

KeywordCov1d-19 Pandemic Major Infectious Diseases Medical Efficiency Scarce Medical Resources Triage
DOI10.12026/j.issn.1001-8565.2022.10.10
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Language英語English
Scopus ID2-s2.0-85141675636
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CollectionFaculty of Law
AffiliationFaculty of Law, University of Macau, 999078, Macao
First Author AffilicationFaculty of Law
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Liu, Sijia. Ethical Reflection on the Prevention and Treatment of Major Infectious Diseases[J]. Chinese Medical Ethics, 2022, 35(10), 1104-1123.
APA Liu, Sijia.(2022). Ethical Reflection on the Prevention and Treatment of Major Infectious Diseases. Chinese Medical Ethics, 35(10), 1104-1123.
MLA Liu, Sijia."Ethical Reflection on the Prevention and Treatment of Major Infectious Diseases".Chinese Medical Ethics 35.10(2022):1104-1123.
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