Ethical Principles - Choosing Wisely: Is Parsimonious Care 'Just' Rationing?
Original Release Date: 1/26/2016 and Expiration Date: 1/26/2019
Re-Release Date: 1/31/2020
Enduring Material Author:
Leonard M. Fleck PhD
Professor of Philosophy and Medical Ethics, MSU College of Human Medicine
The author does not have a relevant relationship with a commercial interest. (Click here
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Formats:
- PDF (1 hour)
Educational Objectives
- Critically assess the degree to which there is a distinction between parsimonious care and health care rationing
- Distinguish between just and unjust forms of health care rationing, as well as just and unjust forms of parsimonious care
- Distinguish parsimonious care choices that are congruent with the role of a physician as a loyal patient advocate from those that are not congruent with that role
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Primary Care Physicians, Allied Health Professionals, and Residents within the state of Michigan and its bordering states of Wisconsin, Indiana, and Ohio only.
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Provider Disclosure
Planning Committee Members –
Hemant Thawani, MD, has a financial relationship with Pfizer as Grant/Research Support, but there is no relevance to the educational topic. Regina Waller, and Michelle Landis do not have a relevant financial relationship with a commercial interest.
Reviewers –
Jennifer Godlesky, MLIS, Susumu Inoue, MD, Brenda Lovegrove Lepisto, PsyD, Julia Moses,
Quality/Patient Safety Director, Elmahdi Saeed, MD, Kay Taylor, PhD, Diane Welker, RN, and Omari Young, MD do not have a relevant financial relationship with a commercial interest.
The mechanism to Resolve Conflict of Interests of a relevant financial relationship with the educational topic by planning committee members, and/or reviewers of the CME activity would be resolved by not allowing planning, reviewing, and approving of the CME activity. Dr. Hemant Thawani’s financial relationship has no relevance to the educational topic.