Narrat Inq Bioeth. 2022;12(1):41-46. doi: 10.1353/nib.2022.0015.
This commentary discusses twelve stories in which physicians describe how they have been impacted, for better or worse, by Grateful Patient Fundraising (GPFR). There are clearly a vast array of feelings about this topic in the narratives, which include not only the often-discussed ethical dilemmas on the topic, but also how training and implementation of such programs can enhance or diminish relationships between the patient and their healthcare provider, the healthcare provider and their institution, or in at least one case, the patient and the institution. This commentary seeks to explore the pros and cons of GPFR, a necessity in research fundraising, and how some institutions are making this work. Ultimately each provider must find the balance within themselves on how to proceed with this topic. These narratives explore the authors' various opinions about GPFR.
这篇评论讨论了十二位医生的故事，他们描述了感恩患者筹款（Grateful Patient Fundraising，简称 GPFR）对他们产生的积极或消极影响。这些叙述中显然对这个话题有各种各样的看法，不仅包括了经常讨论的这个话题上的伦理困境，还包括了这种筹款方案的培训和实施如何增强或削弱患者与医疗服务提供者、医疗服务提供者与医疗机构之间的关系，或者在至少一个案例中，患者与医疗机构之间的关系。这篇评论旨在探讨 GPFR 的利弊，这是研究筹款的必要手段，以及一些机构如何使这项工作发挥作用。最终，每个医疗服务提供者都必须在如何处理这个话题上找到自己的平衡点。这些叙述探讨了作者对 GPFR 的各种看法。
