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Treatment, Not Always Straight Forward

A 30-year-old woman is in the clinic, having been diagnosed several years ago with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS, a blood disorder). There is a high chance that the disease will progress to acute myeloid leukemia (AML), with lower chance of survival, so physicians had started chemotherapy.

  • What are other ethically complex treatment decisions does this case present?
  • What are other complex medical ethical dilemmas would you anticipate?

Apply Theory (Specific Professional Healthcare Competencies + Clinical Medical Ethical Principles) to Practice in order to provide Optimal Patient-Centered Care (OPCC)

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* All case studies are deidentified and certain information is changed in order to protect patient confidentiality.


Camille M. Renella, RN, CME, LNC
Clinical Medical Ethicist/Legal Nurse Consultant
Executive Director, Healthcare Competency Program Specialists, LLC

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