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Ethically providing Routine HIV testing services to bereaved populations.
Nursing Ethics 2017 January 2
BACKGROUND: The delivery of public health policies may be in conflict with individualism.
OBJECTIVES: To propose measures to ethically provide routine HIV testing services to persons visiting a funeral home.
RESEARCH DESIGN: A document analysis of study documents and presentations made to an institutional review board. Participants and research context: Institutional review board members (both lay and professionals) and Study investigators attending an `open session' where study investigators were invited to elaborate on some study procedures. Ethical considerations: Identities of all parties were anonymized.
FINDINGS: Opt-out approaches to HIV testing, grief counseling, relational ethics, and a modular consenting process were proposed to safeguard clients' autonomy. The golden-rule approach and protective empowering were suggested to protect clientele beneficence.
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION: It is possible to ethically provide universal HIV testing and counseling services among grieving populations in this setting; elsewhere, this should be contextualized.
OBJECTIVES: To propose measures to ethically provide routine HIV testing services to persons visiting a funeral home.
RESEARCH DESIGN: A document analysis of study documents and presentations made to an institutional review board. Participants and research context: Institutional review board members (both lay and professionals) and Study investigators attending an `open session' where study investigators were invited to elaborate on some study procedures. Ethical considerations: Identities of all parties were anonymized.
FINDINGS: Opt-out approaches to HIV testing, grief counseling, relational ethics, and a modular consenting process were proposed to safeguard clients' autonomy. The golden-rule approach and protective empowering were suggested to protect clientele beneficence.
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION: It is possible to ethically provide universal HIV testing and counseling services among grieving populations in this setting; elsewhere, this should be contextualized.
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