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  • Medical care of adults with disabilities, especially those with intellectual disabilities, can be ethically difficult Several questions arise frequently Can we administer a life-saving treatment that could impact negatively the patient\'s quality of life when the patient isn\'t able to give consent? During this Covid-19 period, can the use of chemical or physical restraints be considered as mistreatment, whereas the aim is to protect others? These are situations where the ethical question holds a central role Although each clinical situation is unique, this article highlights, through four clinical cases, the ethical principles that should guide physicians in their decision-making process
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  • WHO
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  • [Ethical questions regarding the medical care of adults with disabilities]
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  • #807854
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  • 2020

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