The Frailty of Disability: A Controversial Triage Criterion

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This research aims to explore the ethical dimensions of triage criteria involving disability and frailty, particularly in end-of-life contexts.
Evaluated biases in triage algorithms for COVID-19
Investigated bioethical implications concerning disability and frailty in triage decisions
Conducted a project funded by various Spanish research initiatives.
Identified significant biases related to disability in triage algorithms
Highlighted ethical concerns regarding the treatment of disabled individuals in healthcare settings
Proposed recommendations for ethical improvements in triage practices.

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Examines triage criteria relating disability to frailty, suggesting significant ethical impact on end-of-life decisions.

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