To prevent ethical conflicts during end-of-life care, the best strategy to follow is option a, Discussion with healthy patient during outpatient clinic.
<h3>What is the aim of end-of-life-care?</h3>
Palliative care is commonly referred to as end-of-life care, but it has been shown to improve outcomes in patients with terminal diseases, even leading to increased survival.
Avoiding ethical conflicts with patients, families, and surrogates is best accomplished through early ethical discussions. While no scenario will result in an ethical conflict, discussion and documentation with a healthy patient allows for the avoidance of ethical conflicts in end-of-life care. Remember that the best treatment is always prevention.
The complete question is:
Use of which of the following strategies by an APRN would best prevent ethical conflicts during end-of-life care?
a. Discussion with healthy patient during outpatient clinic
b. Use of an ethics committee
c. Discussion when life-threatening disease/accident occurs
d. Discussion upon admission of a patient to a hospital
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