Mark T Hughes
Biographic Data
| ID | 6081897 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark T Hughes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark T |
| FAMILY NAME | Hughes |
| SIGNATURE | HUGHES M T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Johns Hopkins University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Ethics and Well-Being
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on health professionals, adding to the moral suffering and burnout that existed prepandemic. The physical, psychological, and moral toll of the pandemic has threatened the well-being and integrity of clinicians. The narrative of self-sacrifice and heroism bolstered people early on but was not sustainable over time. For health professions students, the learning environment changed dramatically, limit…
Covid-19 Vaccination
Meeting Patients Where They Are
When patients undertake behavior change, the physician's role is that of an athletic coach or tour guide, providing direction on the trip but leaving the itinerary up to the patient
Are Honorary Authorships Ethical
Case After finishing the first 3 years of medical school, Sarah decided to take a year off to spend time in a basic science laboratory. The aspect of the lab that she liked most was the tremendous latitude and independence to devise, develop, and test her own project idea while still receiving the necessary support and guidance from her postdoctoral fellow and her primary investigator, Bill
Patient-Requested, Non-Recommended Screening
Case Mrs. Ackerman went to visit Dr. Noell for an annual gynecological exam that included a Pap smear. She sees Dr. Noell regularly for check-ups and the recommended screening tests for women in her risk and age groups. So far, she has been remarkably healthy—she exercises regularly, does not smoke, and is a vegetarian—and no screening test has ever shown cause for concern
Duty to Treat versus Personal Safety
is a third-year internal medicine resident on the last shift of his emergency medicine rotation at a small hospital in the northeastern United States. The shift is unusually busy. A few hours into his shift, a critically ill woman is brought in to the emergency department with fever, cough, and hemoptysis. Her family reports that she was previously healthy but became sick rapidly about 2 days after she attended a large conference at a local hotel…
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Duty to Treat versus Personal Safety
is a third-year internal medicine resident on the last shift of his emergency medicine rotation at a small hospital in the northeastern United States. The shift is unusually busy. A few hours into his shift, a critically ill woman is brought in to the emergency department with fever, cough, and hemoptysis. Her family reports that she was previously healthy but became sick rapidly about 2 days after she attended a large conference at a local hotel…
Patient-Requested, Non-Recommended Screening
Case Mrs. Ackerman went to visit Dr. Noell for an annual gynecological exam that included a Pap smear. She sees Dr. Noell regularly for check-ups and the recommended screening tests for women in her risk and age groups. So far, she has been remarkably healthy—she exercises regularly, does not smoke, and is a vegetarian—and no screening test has ever shown cause for concern
Are Honorary Authorships Ethical
Case After finishing the first 3 years of medical school, Sarah decided to take a year off to spend time in a basic science laboratory. The aspect of the lab that she liked most was the tremendous latitude and independence to devise, develop, and test her own project idea while still receiving the necessary support and guidance from her postdoctoral fellow and her primary investigator, Bill
Meeting Patients Where They Are
When patients undertake behavior change, the physician's role is that of an athletic coach or tour guide, providing direction on the trip but leaving the itinerary up to the patient
Ethics and Well-Being
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on health professionals, adding to the moral suffering and burnout that existed prepandemic. The physical, psychological, and moral toll of the pandemic has threatened the well-being and integrity of clinicians. The narrative of self-sacrifice and heroism bolstered people early on but was not sustainable over time. For health professions students, the learning environment changed dramatically, limit…
Covid-19 Vaccination
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