Blood sampling from patients in a terminal phase - an ethical dilemma

Blood sampling from patients in a terminal phase - an ethical dilemma

Biomedical laboratory scientists (BLS) are sometimes required to take blood samples from patients in a terminal phase. If the blood sampling is insufficiently justified, the BLS may experience drawing blood as unethical and unpleasant. This article considers the biomedical laboratory scientist’s eth...

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Main Authors: Morten Magelssen, Ellen Godal, Erik Os, Anders Smith, Hanne Rusten Solås, Pamela Åsten, Marit Helene Hem
Format: Article
Language:Danish
Published: NITO - Bioingeniørfaglig institutt 2012-05-01
Series:Bioingeniøren
Subjects:
blood sampling
clinical ethics committee
conscience
moral integrity
moral stress
patients in terminal phase
Online Access:https://bioingenioren.no/fag/fag-originalartikkel/provetaking-av-dodende-passienter---et-etisk-dilemma/

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