Medical Futility Blog -- by Thaddeus Pope: Pauline Chen on Rationing and 'American Values'
Medical Futility Blog -- by Thaddeus Pope: Pauline Chen on Rationing and 'American Values'
Are there ... should there ... be limits to patient autonomy? Especially when it comes to medical professionals saying "no?" Our friends Pauline Chen and Thaddeus Pope weigh in.
Are there ... should there ... be limits to patient autonomy? Especially when it comes to medical professionals saying "no?" Our friends Pauline Chen and Thaddeus Pope weigh in.
posted by Practical Bioethics at
7:51 AM
3 Comments:
Rationing the American health care is actually as bad as it sounds. There are countless areas of wasted money, and the CEO of each pharmaceutical company does not seem to be suffering from the affects of the economy. The thing that confuses me is that people are willing to ration health care but they are not willing to overlook what is going wrong with our health care system. The topics that are brought up on cable news are never the true, bone crushing problems.
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