在遗传和非遗传案件中违反保密规定:两个有问题的区别。

IF 17 1区 哲学 Q1 ETHICS
Madison K Kilbride
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当患者拒绝告知有遗传病风险的亲属时,就会出现有关保密的伦理问题。具体来说,医疗服务提供者可能会纠结于是否允许违反保密原则来警告患者的高危亲属。在探讨这个问题时,几位作者的观点趋于一致,即遗传案例与非遗传案例(如涉及暴力威胁或传染病传播)在两个相关方面有所不同:(1)在遗传案例中,伤害风险已经存在于有风险的第三方,而在非遗传案例中,伤害风险并不存在;(2)在遗传案例中,患者并没有给第三方造成伤害风险,而在非遗传案例中,患者造成了伤害风险。我认为,这些区别并不能完全区分遗传与非遗传案件,也不应影响违反保密的允许性。相反,这种决定应基于其他考虑因素。
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Breaching Confidentiality in Genetic and Non-Genetic Cases: Two Problematic Distinctions.

Ethical questions about confidentiality arise when patients refuse to inform relatives who are at risk of a genetic condition. Specifically, healthcare providers may struggle with the permissibility of breaching confidentiality to warn patients' at-risk relatives. In exploring this issue, several authors have converged around the idea that genetic cases differ from non-genetic cases (e.g., involving a threat of violence or the spread of an infectious disease) along two related dimensions: (1) In genetic cases, the risk of harm is already present in an at-risk third party, whereas in non-genetic cases, it is not; and (2) In genetic cases, the patient does not create a risk of harm to a third party, whereas in non-genetic cases, the patient does. I argue that these distinctions do not exclusively differentiate genetic from non-genetic cases and should not bear on the permissibility of breaching confidentiality. Instead, such determinations should be based on other considerations.

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American Journal of Bioethics
American Journal of Bioethics 社会科学-科学史与科学哲学
CiteScore
12.30
自引率
26.90%
发文量
250
审稿时长
6-12 weeks
期刊介绍: The American Journal of Bioethics (AJOB) is a renowned global publication focused on bioethics. It tackles pressing ethical challenges in the realm of health sciences. With a commitment to the original vision of bioethics, AJOB explores the social consequences of advancements in biomedicine. It sparks meaningful discussions that have proved invaluable to a wide range of professionals, including judges, senators, journalists, scholars, and educators. AJOB covers various areas of interest, such as the ethical implications of clinical research, ensuring access to healthcare services, and the responsible handling of medical records and data. The journal welcomes contributions in the form of target articles presenting original research, open peer commentaries facilitating a dialogue, book reviews, and responses to open peer commentaries. By presenting insightful and authoritative content, AJOB continues to shape the field of bioethics and engage diverse stakeholders in crucial conversations about the intersection of medicine, ethics, and society.
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