Doctor-family-patient relationship: The Chinese paradigm of informed consent
Doctor-family-patient relationship: The Chinese paradigm of informed consent
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DOI：
10.1076/jmep.29.2.149.31506
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发表时间：
2004-04-01
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Cong, YL
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作者：
Cong, YL
生命伦理学是一门远离中国人的学科，甚至许多中国医学生和医学专业人士也不了解。通过对18位医生、患者和家属的深入访谈，深入了解了当代中国的生物伦理实践，特别是关于医患关系和知情同意的实践。中国模式的医生-家庭-病人关系（DFPR），而不是DPR，被用来反映中国儒家文化的承诺。通过对中国文化史和中国医学专业的考察，揭示了这些承诺的深刻根源。作者预测，DFPR模式在中国将进一步发展，但将保持其中国特色。
Bioethics is a subject far removed from the Chinese, even from many Chinese medical students and medical professionals. In-depth interviews with eighteen physicians, patients, and family members provided a deeper understanding of bioethical practices in contemporary China, especially with regard to the doctor-patient relationship (DPR) and informed consent. The Chinese model of doctor-family-patient relationship (DFPR), instead of DPR, is taken to reflect Chinese Confucian cultural commitments. An examination of the history of Chinese culture and the profession of medicine in China is used to disclose the deep roots of these commitments. The author predicts that the DFPR model will further develop in China but that it will maintain its Chinese character.