是否有权利建立一个完全接种疫苗的护理小组?

Q1 Arts and Humanities Clinical Ethics Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1177/14777509221077391
Jordan L Schwartzberg, Jeremy Levenson, J. Appel
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尽管新冠肺炎疫苗在美国是免费且随时可用的,但许多医护人员仍然没有接种疫苗,这可能会使他们的患者接触到危及生命的病原体。本文回顾了围绕患者要求将其护理团队仅限于接种疫苗的提供者的伦理和法律因素。影响这一领域政策的关键因素包括患者自主权、医护人员的权利和医疗机构的职责。医院还必须在后勤限制、公平和公共卫生考虑的背景下平衡利益相关方的权利。
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Is there a right to a fully vaccinated care team?
Although COVID-19 vaccines are free and readily available in the United States, many healthcare workers remain unvaccinated, potentially exposing their patients to a life-threatening pathogen. This paper reviews the ethical and legal factors surrounding patient requests to limit their care teams exclusively to vaccinated providers. Key factors that shape policy in this area include patient autonomy, the rights of healthcare workers, and the duties of healthcare institutions. Hospitals must also balance the rights of interested parties in the context of logistical constraints, equity, and public health considerations.
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Clinical Ethics Arts and Humanities-Philosophy
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