A Health Systems Ethical Framework for De-implementation in Health Care
Abstract
Unnecessary health care not only drive up costs, but also contribute to avoidable patient harms, underscoring an ethical obligation to eliminate practices which are harmful, lack evidence, and prevent spending on more beneficial services. To date, de-implementation ethics discussions have been limited and focused on clinical ethics principles. An analysis of de-implementation ethics in the broader context of the health care system is lacking.To...
Paper Details
Title
A Health Systems Ethical Framework for De-implementation in Health Care
Published Date
Nov 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
267
Pages
151 - 158
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