医学伦理与媒体制造的危机——以医疗事故改革为例

D. Lorence, R. Jameson, Jeanine Palilla
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本研究的目的是确定医疗保健消费者在媒体运动期间报告的服务水平和质量下降的程度,以限制因医疗事故造成的损害的赔偿。作为一个自然的实验,这场运动涉及到一场广泛宣传的全州“医疗事故危机”,被宣传为导致大量医疗服务提供者离开该州。(据报道)导致的服务减少,特别是对最缺乏服务的地区和人口的服务减少,尽管未经证实,却被吹捧为修改州宪法的理由。在危机期间收集的患者调查反应表明,在公开的危机期间(以及所谓的提供者外流),对护理的可及性和质量的满意度相对较高。前些年类似的有组织的医疗事故危机表明,政策制定者在应对可感知的危机时应表现出谨慎,尤其是当某个特定利益集团的经济利益受到威胁时。此外,由于不准确的报道和耸人听闻,媒体缺乏道德,可能会导致医疗专业人员在试图通过人为制造危机来塑造政策时出现道德失误。
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Medical Ethics and Media-Created Crisis: A Case Study in Medical Malpractice Reform
The objective of this study was to determine the extent of decline in level of access and quality of services reported by healthcare consumers during a media campaign to limit recovery for damages incurred through medical malpractice. Serving as a natural experiment, this campaign involved a widely publicized statewide "malpractice crisis," promoted as causing mass exodus of medical providers from the state. The (reported) resulting reduction in services, especially for the most underserved areas and populations, though unproven, had been touted as justification for amending the state constitution. Patient survey responses collected during the crisis indicated relatively high levels of satisfaction with access and quality of care during the publicized crisis (and alleged provider exodus). Similar organized malpractice crises examined from previous years suggest that policymakers should demonstrate caution when responding to a perceived crisis, especially when economic benefit for a particular interest group is at stake. Further, a lack of ethics in media through inaccurate reporting and sensationalism may lead to a seductive invitation to like ethical lapses by medical professionals in their attempts to shape policy through artificial crises creation.
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