Practicing Medical Procedures on the Newly or Nearly Dead
Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
2012
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Abstract
Procedural competency can be taught to learners through a variety of settings, including procedures on patients, as well as simulation, cadaver, and animal models. Procedural training on the newly or nearly dead can be performed ethically, following patient or family consent. Faculty supervision is imperative for all models of training in procedural competency.
Repository Citation
Jetley, A. V.,
& Marco, C. A.
(2012). Practicing Medical Procedures on the Newly or Nearly Dead. Ethical Problems in Emergency Medicine: A Discussion-Based Review, 27, 299-310.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/emergency_medicine/106
DOI
10.1002/9781118292150.ch27
