Ética Médica no Departamento de Emergência: Desafios, Infrações e Princípios Bioéticos

https://doi.org/10.63923/sdes.2025.128

Resumo

Texto escrito por Saulo Machado Moreira Sousa, Beatriz Fernanda da Silva e Gustavo Martins Rocha, baseado na aula da Dra. Camila Lunardi, Presidente da Abramed, disponível na plataforma SUMMA (Acesse aqui)

Esta publicação da SUMMA: Diálogos em Saúde é uma parceria com a Dra. Camila Lunardi, Presidente da Abramed. Apresentamos aprofundamentos e discussões a respeito da Ética Médica, trazendo desde a fundamentação dos Princípios Bioéticos até a aplicação prática no dia a dia do profissional médico, focando no contexto da Emergência Médica e finalizando com dois estudos de caso para melhor entendimento da relevância prática do que foi abordado.

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