The Ethics of Distrust: The Balancing of Perspectives Is Crucial in Surrogate Decision Making and Mediation

Journal of Clinical Ethics 33 (3):245-248 (2022)
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Abstract

In the case described here, an often recurring and unresolved scenario is presented where communication issues are underpinned by pre-existing perceptions of mistrust between the caregivers and the surrogate family members in the intensive care unit. Racial factors play into this mistrust, when a family feel that their loved one is “yet again” not being treated in the best way possible. The perspectives of all stakeholders are considered in the discussion and relevant literature is cited.

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