US EditionCare of Patients Who Are Incarcerated
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Care of Patients Who Are Incarcerated
(AMA Journal of Ethics) – Clinical expectations for treating patients who are incarcerated present many ethical questions that have potential to influence a physician’s ability to provide care. From the moment patients present, they face potential for bias due to the impossibility of concealing their incarceration or other factors. For example, when a patient is incarcerated, a representative of the carceral system, such as a corrections officer…
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