Ethical aspects in telemedicine. Literature review

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Rosero-Villarreal, Francisco [1 ]
del Hierro, Galo Sanchez [2 ]
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[1] Pontificia Univ Catolica Ecuador PUCE, Quito, Ecuador
[2] Pontificia Univ Catolica Ecuador, Bioet, CISeAL, Quito, Ecuador
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telehealth; telemedicine; ethical issues; GUIDELINES; POLICY;
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This paper analyzes the ethical aspects related to telemedicine. A literature search on the topic was conducted, based on a systematic review of the specific ethical aspects of telemedicine using thirteen articles selected from the Web of Science and PubMed databases. The findings were grouped into the following categories: access; principles; quality of care; privacy, confidentiality, cybersecurity; commercialization, conflict of interest; trust and doctor-patient relationship; education, training and licensing; professional malpractice, telenegligence; virtual prescription of medications; shared decisions, patient empowerment; informed consent; governance and policies. The ethical aspects of telemedicine are important not only for adequate health care, but also for the construction of adequate public policies.
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页数:9
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