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An Introductory Course on Clinical Bioethics & End-of-Life Care in the Philippines for Health Care Professionals

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Overview

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This introductory course teaches health care professionals to apply foundational bioethical principles and culturally informed frameworks to advance care planning and end-of-life decisions in Philippine and Asian clinical contexts. Learners also practice shared decision-making and communication through simulated scenarios.

Syllabus

  • 1. Understand the basic bioethical principles and ethno-cultural nuances in the Philippine & Asian field of clinical bioethics in advance care planning & end-of-life care.
  • The learner will understand the foundational bioethical principles in advance care planning & end of life care in the first 2 modules and will appreciate the ethical frameworks within the unique cultural milieu of the Philippines and other Asian countries in the second to third module.
  • 1. Upon completing the course, students must be able to understand the foundational bioethical principles and ethno-cultural nuances in the Philippine & Asian field of clinical bioethics in advance care planning & end-of-life care (I). 2. Apply basic bioethical principles and frameworks to common end-of-life and clinical scenarios (D & R) 3. Demonstrate shared decision-making & communication skills in managing end-of-life care and advance care planning in a simulated scenario. (D)
  • 1. compare and contrast the different bioethical approaches as they relate to end of life planning.
  • The student will enumerate and identify the bioethical principles and ethno-cultural influences in advance care planning & end of life care
  • 2. analyze ethno-cultural nuances in the Philippine & Asian field of clinical bioethics in advance care planning
  • 3. formulate ethically justified clinical decisions in end-of-life care scenarios
  • Integrate shared decision making principles in end of life care scenarios
  • Reflect and evaluate one's personal values and beliefs and their influence on ethical judgment and decision-making in end of life care.

Taught by

Lenora Fernandez

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