Ginifer C, Kelly A M
Western Hospital, Melbourne, VIC.
Med J Aust. 1996 Oct 21;165(8):445-7. doi: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.1996.tb138585.x.
In many hospital emergency departments doctors learn life-saving technical skills on patients who have recently died. This longstanding practice is justified as providing training that cannot be offered in any other way. But can it continue without the informed consent of relatives and the general approval of the public?
在许多医院的急诊科，医生会在刚去世的患者身上学习救生技术。这种由来已久的做法被认为是合理的，因为能提供其他方式无法给予的培训。但如果没有亲属的知情同意和公众的普遍认可，这种做法还能继续下去吗？
