TY - JOUR
T1 - Clausola di coscienza e cura nell'assistenza al fine vita
AU - De Panfilis, Ludovica
AU - Cattaneo, Daniela
AU - Cola, Luisanna
AU - Gasparini, Maddalena
AU - Porteri, Corinna
AU - Tarquini, Daniela
AU - Tiezzi, Alessandro
AU - Veronese, Simone
AU - Zullo, Silvia
AU - Pucci, Eugenio
AU - Alberti, Francesco
AU - Belardinelli, Natascia
AU - Bologna, Fabiola
AU - Borasio, Gian Domenico
AU - Caraceni, Augusto
AU - Causarano, Ignazio Renzo
AU - Colombi, Lucia
AU - Congedo, Mariolina
AU - Conte, Amelia
AU - Crespi, Vittorio
AU - Defanti, Carlo Alberto
AU - Gasperini, Marcella
AU - Giordano, Andrea
AU - Inghilleri, Maurizio
AU - Ingravallo, Francesca
AU - Lugaresi, Alessandra
AU - Mandrioli, Jessica
AU - Marogna, Maura
AU - Maschio, Marta
AU - Mori, Maurizio
AU - Neri, Walter
AU - Moretto, Giuseppe
AU - Nichelli, Paolo
AU - Pace, Andrea
AU - Pietrolongo, Erika
AU - Pistollato, Luisa
AU - Primavera, Alberto
AU - Solari, Alessandra
AU - Solaro, Claudio
AU - Tola, Maria Rosaria
AU - Leonardi, Matilde
AU - Cancelli, Ferdinando
AU - Gruppo di Studio in Bioetica e Cure Palliative della Società Italiana di Neurologia
PY - 2017/5/1
Y1 - 2017/5/1
N2 - The article proposes a critical reflection on issues that appeal to the conscience clause as part of end of life care can produce and what can guarantee freedom of conscience, self-determination of those involved and respect for the dignity of the sick person. After a philosophical and normative analysis, the article is organized on the basis of two important documents for discussion: a position paper of Società Italiana di Anestesia Analgesia Rianimazione e Terapia Intensiva (SIAARTI) signed by several scientific societies "Grandi insufficienze d'organo end stage: cure intensive o cure palliative?" and the Design of Law currently being debated "Norme in materia di consen-so informato e di disposizioni anticipate di trattamento". In particular, the conscience clause has been discussed in the light of advance care planning (ACP), which represents the instrument to guarantee the shared planning of care and the shared-decision making. In this context, recourse to the clause of conscience brings out critical ethical and deontological issues that the article discusses, using the position paper SIAARTI and the text of law currently being debated, both built on the assumptions of a shared care relationship, where patient has a key-role in medical decisions.
AB - The article proposes a critical reflection on issues that appeal to the conscience clause as part of end of life care can produce and what can guarantee freedom of conscience, self-determination of those involved and respect for the dignity of the sick person. After a philosophical and normative analysis, the article is organized on the basis of two important documents for discussion: a position paper of Società Italiana di Anestesia Analgesia Rianimazione e Terapia Intensiva (SIAARTI) signed by several scientific societies "Grandi insufficienze d'organo end stage: cure intensive o cure palliative?" and the Design of Law currently being debated "Norme in materia di consen-so informato e di disposizioni anticipate di trattamento". In particular, the conscience clause has been discussed in the light of advance care planning (ACP), which represents the instrument to guarantee the shared planning of care and the shared-decision making. In this context, recourse to the clause of conscience brings out critical ethical and deontological issues that the article discusses, using the position paper SIAARTI and the text of law currently being debated, both built on the assumptions of a shared care relationship, where patient has a key-role in medical decisions.
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M3 - Articolo
AN - SCOPUS:85020019454
VL - 108
SP - 216
EP - 220
JO - Recenti Progressi in Medicina
JF - Recenti Progressi in Medicina
SN - 0034-1193
IS - 5
ER -