Principlism and Personalism. Comparing Two Ethical Models Applied Clinically in Neonates Undergoing Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Support

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RT @AACNme: Supporting #neonates with #ECMO often leads to ethical dilemmas as #clinicians try to balance benefit and harm. To better under…

Supporting #neonates with #ECMO often leads to ethical dilemmas as #clinicians try to balance benefit and harm. To better understand the issues, review two ethical frameworks for clinical practice. Read More: https://t.co/z49oPs7lju via @FrontPediatrics #A

RT @agspagnolo: A good analysis on the application of ethical principles to complex clinical situations: Principlism and Personalism. Comp…

RT @agspagnolo: Also relevant the analysis on the application of ethical principles to this complex clinical decision: Principlism and Per…

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