The hierarchy of values in Jewish bioethics
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摘要: This article describes how ethical issues in health are approached and resolved within the framework of Jewish bioethics. Its main purpose is to explore range sources methodologies used determine appropriate hierarchy values for various scenarios. major thrust illustrate a divinely based but humanly negotiated code stands firm upon ‘red flag’ principles, while at same time, allowing ‘shades gray’ flexibility informed by given contexts. It provides significant insights practical tools that can be instrumental decision making nurses other providers all faiths. The following domains addressed: respect patient autonomy, truth-telling allocation resources.
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