医学伦理和流行病紧急情况

David E. Schrader
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2018年是流感大流行100周年,这场大流行夺走了5亿到1亿人的生命。传统医学伦理认为,医务人员的首要义务是照顾个别病人。然而,在大流行病紧急情况下,医疗需求的巨大范围很可能使我们无法同时满足人类集体的公共卫生需求和个别患者的综合需求。医学伦理必须解决这一困境。
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Medical ethics and pandemic emergencies

2018 is the 100th anniversary of an influenza epidemic that took the lives of between fifty and a hundred million people. Traditional medical ethics places the primary obligation of medical personnel on the care of individual patients. Yet in a time of pandemic emergency, the shear scope of demand for medical treatment may well make it impossible to meet both the public health needs of collective humanity and the collected needs of individual patients. Medical ethics must address this dilemma.

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