通过让婴儿死亡来减少残疾。

IF 0.5 4区医学 Q3 LAW

Issues in Law & Medicine Pub Date : 2018-01-01

Patrick J Marmione

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摘要

一家天主教医院正在降低其新生儿重症监护病房(NICU)幸存者的残疾患病率。医院制定了指导方针，鼓励父母允许他们的早产儿死亡。使用极端消极的信息框架，医生引导未来的父母选择放弃孩子出生时的检查。在出生前作出这一选择，可确保不提供干预或保健服务。其目标是降低家庭带着残疾婴儿离开医院的可能性。结果是一个婴儿的死亡，他可能有残疾，也可能没有残疾。

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Decreasing disabilities by letting babies die.

A Catholic hospital is decreasing the prevalence of disabilities in its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit [NICU] survivor. The hospital developed guidelines that encourage parents to allow their premature baby to die. Using extremely negative message framing, the physician guides the prospective parents to choose to forego an examination of their baby when it is born. Making this choice before birth ensure that no intervention or health care will be provided. The goal is to decrease the probability that the family will leave the hospital with a baby who will be disabled. The outcome is the death of a baby who may or may not have been disabled.

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