Psychologie de la santé : applications et interventions

Houlle, William; Strub, Lionel; Costantini, Marie-Louise; Tarquinio, Cyril; Fischer, Gustave-Nicolas

doi:10.3917/dunod.fisch.2014.01.0109

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“…133 The AMA guidance emphasizes that “[a]lthough physicians' fundamental ethical responsibilities do not change, the continuum of possible patient–physician interactions in telehealth/telemedicine give rise to differing levels of accountability for physicians.” 133 This statement of telemedicine's impact is especially true for the practice of neurology, which has witnessed rapid transformations throughout a wide range of subdisciplines, including the advent of telestroke services, teleneurocritical care for remote monitoring and management of patients with life-threatening neurological disorders, 134 teleconsciousness services for patients with prolonged DoC, 59 119 and other subfields that have historically relied heavily upon in-person clinician–patient interactions. 105 135 136 137 138 139…”

Section: Ama Code Of Ethics Guidancementioning

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Neuroethics in the Era of Teleneurology

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2022

Semin Neurol

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The accelerating integration of telehealth technologies in neurology practice has transformed traditional interactions between neurologists and patients, allied clinicians and society. Despite the immense promise of these technologies to improve systems of neurological care, the infusion of telehealth technologies into neurology practice introduces a host of unique ethical challenges. Proactive consideration of the ethical dimensions of teleneurology and of the impact of these innovations on the field of neurology more generally can help to ensure responsible development and deployment across stages of implementation. Toward these ends, this article explores key ethical dimensions of teleneurology practice and policy, presents a normative framework for their consideration, and calls attention to underexplored questions ripe for further study at this evolving nexus of teleneurology and neuroethics. To promote successful and ethically resilient development of teleneurology across diverse contexts, clinicians, organizational leaders, and information technology specialists should work closely with neuroethicists with the common goal of identifying and rigorously assessing the trajectories and potential limits of teleneurology systems.

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Section: Ama Code Of Ethics Guidancementioning

confidence: 99%

Neuroethics in the Era of Teleneurology

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2022

Semin Neurol

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Psychologie de la santé : applications et interventions

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Neuroethics in the Era of Teleneurology

Neuroethics in the Era of Teleneurology

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