page 329 13.1 what data and context are necessary to form a moral or ethical argument about pandemics…
page 329 13.1 what data and context are necessary to form a moral or ethical argument about pandemics? according to jackie leach scully, whenever pandemic triage involves people with disabilities, there may be certain unreasonable or dubious assumptions that can engender prejudices against these persons and may even endanger their lives. what are the three sets of assumptions she outlines? dubious assumptions identified by scully drag appropriate answer(s) here assumptions about background health status assumptions about quality of life assumptions about “social utility” assumptions about character drag appropriate answer(s) here not dubious assumptions identified by scully
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Jackie Leach Scully identifies assumptions in pandemic triage that can be prejudicial to people with disabilities. Assumptions about background health status, social utility, and quality of life can be dubious as they may lead to unfair treatment. Assumptions about character are not among the dubious ones she mentions.
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Dubious Assumptions Identified by Scully: assumptions about background health status, assumptions about "social utility", assumptions about quality of life Not Dubious Assumptions Identified by Scully: assumptions about character