A new INFOCUS is now up at BIOETHICS.NET and it is pretty unusual for a bioethics journal. The piece, by Wong and colleagues, examines the way in which end-of-life decisions are measured. The analysis of the utility of “Q Methodology” for exploring influences on clinical decision making goes right at the issues in studies like SUPPORT, which attempt to make sense of how different kinds of “bioethics interventions” actually change decisions.
Labels: bioethics interventions, clinical decision making, end of life, INFOCUS, Q Methodology