There are multiple aspects of pain management. Bioethics plays a major role in pain management. Several methods used identify bioethics when dealing with pain management. Stem cell research is an exemplification of this. Through a specific case studied the relation of bioethics to pain management may be illustrated.
There is a specific definition associated with bioethics. Bioethics is identified as an activity. This activity is a reflective review of issues regarding morality in health care. (Jaffry) The reflexive examination is shared. Health science and health policy are also included in the scope of the activity. (Jaffry)
The need for bioethics was discovered roughly forty years ago. (Jaffry) Health care, health science, and health policy each had separate ethical standards. Within each field there was a lack of questions regarding the standards as well. The combination of these problems provided the identification of a need for a discussion regarding standards. These standards needed to be public and more critical. (Jaffry)
Bioethics play a key role in today's society. It may be identified in through several mediums. It is revealed through the media, classrooms, offices, labs, and hospitals. (Jaffry) This may also be illustrated by reviewing one of the primary issues regarding the field. Stem cells have been a leading topic within the field for several years now. The case study from Doug Post and Doug Knutson of the Department of Family Medicine at The Ohio State University, entitled Saving Superman: Ethics and Stem Cell Research, reviews bioethics in relation to stem cells.
[...] There are several people that supported stem cell research once their favorite actor showed his support for the topic. However, multiple arguments and factors are identified by the case study relating to Christopher Reeve. Each of these may reveal a further relationship between pain management and bioethics. Bibliography Jaffry, Saira. N.p . Web May Post, Doug, and Doug Knutson. Saving Superman: Ethics and Stem Cell Research. Ohio State University Print . Robert George N.p . Web May Zoloth, Laurie. N.p . [...]
[...] This caused people to neglect the ethical issues and only focus on support for finding various cures. They disregarded the fact that potential life is lost from this research. The cost associated with stem cell research was also disregarded. In my opinion the consequences of the issues are important to a certain extent. This will be a life altering change for many individuals. They will regain their ability to walk and exercise. Each individual will be able to become a productive member of society once again. [...]
[...] He was known for this role, the athleticism he displayed, and his advocacy work. Reeve encountered a life threatening accident in May of 1995. (Post and Knutson ) While participating in a cross-country jumping event, his horse came to a complete stop. When this happened he was launched from the horse and landed headfirst. The landing caused Christopher to shatter his first and second vertebrae. (Post and Knutson ) He was paralyzed from his shoulders to his feet. Multiple medical complications arose from the accident. [...]
[...] Bioethics plays a major role in pain management. Several methods used identify bioethics when dealing with pain management. Stem cell research is an exemplification of this. Through a specific case studied the relation of bioethics to pain management may be illustrated. There is a specific definition associated with bioethics. Bioethics is identified as an activity. This activity is a reflective review of issues regarding morality in health care. (Jaffry) The reflexive examination is shared. Health science and health policy are also included in the scope of the activity. [...]
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