Ethics Flashcards

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Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California

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Duty to protect” threatened individuals.

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Patient Self-Determination Act

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Inform patients of their rights to accept or refuse medical treatments

Advance directives into patients’ medical records

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Schloendorff v. Society of New York Hospital

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legal precedent for informed consent

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Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health

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patients have the right to refuse life-sustaining treatments including artificial nutrition and hydration

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Cohort study design

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Can be retrospective or prospective.

Either way they are grouped according to whether or not they have a risk factor or treatment

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case-control study design

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Case control studies are retrospective

grouping of study subjects is by the presence or absence of disease. After the subjects are assigned to their groups by their disease status, measurements are made of risk factors that preceded the development of the disease in time.

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cross-sectional study

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observational study type that is useful for determining the prevalence of a risk factor and disease at a single point in time but gives little information about the association of the risk factor and development of the disease over time.

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The Physician Payments Sunshine Act

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Part of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, mandates the reporting by pharmaceutical and medical device companies of any meals, gifts, or honorariums (as well as many other things of value) provided to physicians

Required to report any payment over $10 in value, or payments to an individual that total more than $100 annually

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Type II error (β)

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Probability that no difference will be found in a study when in fact one exists

False-negative

This type of error is decreased when a study population size is increased

Power= 1-B

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Type I error

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Likelihood of a study having a false-positive result

It is based on the level of the P-value and is not directly affected by study size.

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