COVID-19 as Disability Interest Convergence?
During the pandemic, disability rights have been negotiable and vulnerable to sacrifice in service of the needs of able-bodied, neurotypical people.
crisis standards of care
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Read more: A Novel Approach to Crisis Standards of Care A Novel Approach to Crisis Standards of Care
Integrating contraindications to potentially scarce interventions into standards of care will help providers in their daily practice.
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Read more: Ethical and Legal Challenges Faced by Hospitals in New York’s First COVID-19 Surge Ethical and Legal Challenges Faced by Hospitals in New York’s First COVID-19 Surge
Supporting doctors and health care workers during times of crisis requires making concrete plans in advance for the worst case scenarios.
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Read more: Balancing Health Care Rationing and Disability Rights in a Pandemic Balancing Health Care Rationing and Disability Rights in a Pandemic
Amid the present surge of the coronavirus pandemic, it is crucial that disability rights are a factor in the development of triage protocols.
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Read more: Arizona’s Crisis Standards of Care and Fair Allocation of Resources During COVID-19 Arizona’s Crisis Standards of Care and Fair Allocation of Resources During COVID-19
Arizona has done the right thing by adopting crisis standards of care instead of leaving these decisions about ventilators to be made ad hoc.
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Read more: How States are Protecting Health Care Providers from Legal Liability in the COVID-19 Pandemic How States are Protecting Health Care Providers from Legal Liability in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Clinicians and policymakers alike are raising the alarm about potential legal liability for following crisis standards of care during the COVID-19 pandemic.
