CEM Seminar 10 - Evaluating ethics consultation. Normative and empirical challenges.
Prof Jan Schildmann, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany
Online
The evaluation of ethics consultation has been acknowledged as an important step towards further development of clinical ethics services. One key challenge is to provide an answer to the question as to which empirical endpoints – and for what reasons – should be considered when evaluating the quality of a particular ethics consultation service. Based on my research associated with the Cochrane Review on outcomes of ethics consultation, I will present normative and empirical challenges associated with evaluating ethics consultation and discuss possible strategies to move forward.
Schildmann J, Nadolny S, Haltaufderheide J, Gysels M, Vollmann J, Bausewein C: Ethical case interventions for adult patients (Review). COCHRANE DB SYST REV 7: DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD012636.pub2(2019).
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