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Subject(s)

• Children—Hospital care—Standards—Canada [Browse]
• Medical ethics—Canada [Browse]

Related name

• Baylis, Françoise, 1961- [Browse]
• Eckenwiler, Lisa, 1967- [Browse]
• Kunicki, Louise, 1955- [Browse]
• Hospital for Sick Children. Department of Bioethics [Browse]
• Eckenwiler, Lisa A., 1967- [Browse]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references: p. 226-227.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• Confidentiality
• Confidentiality of resident information
• Release of information from the clinical record
• Consent to medical, surgical and diagnostic interventions
• Summary policy on consents
• Ethics education and support committee: terms of reference
• Comité de bio-éthique
• Janeway Bioethics Committee: terms of reference
• Guidelines for the establishment of hospital clinical ethics committees
• Alberta Children's Hospital ethics case consultation services
• Bioethics consultation service: terms of reference
• AIDS infection and HIV: precautions for hospital personnel and care plans for patients
• Accidential HIV virus infection
• Routine testing for HIV antibodies in patients scheduled to undergo surgery
• Universal precautions.
• Educational/training opportunities for students. Continuing education
• Guidelines on hospital's teaching responsibility
• Organ donation
• Recorded consideration and screening for organ/tissue transplant donors. Determination of brain death
• Admission transfer and death (organ donation). Protocol for the diagnosis of brain death
• Organ and tissue donations from non-living donors
• Comfort care guidelines
• Guidelines for decision-making regarding the initiation, escalation, or withdrawal of treatment in difficult life-threatening situations.

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ISBN

0969009135 :

LCCN

cn^94931513^

OCLC

30669565

RCP

H - S

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