Jackie Leach Scully

Scully critiques the __________ approach because it often embeds disablist assumptions.

maximization of benefit

One of the disablist assumptions is that disability equals __________.

poor health

The belief that disabled people have __________ is a societal bias that affects decision-making.

poor quality of life

Protocols sometimes prioritize individuals based on perceived __________ contributions.

social utility

Emanuel et al. advocate for maximizing benefits by prioritizing patients who are most likely to __________.

survive

Scully emphasizes __________ and individualized assessment over utilitarian frameworks.

equality

Disablism is defined as prejudice or discrimination against __________ people.

disabled

The maximization of benefits is often used in __________ settings during resource scarcity.

triage

Social utility is used as a basis for prioritizing access to __________ resources.

scarce

Utilitarianism prioritizes actions that maximize __________ for the greatest number of people.

overall happiness

Scully suggests that disablist assumptions can lead to flawed __________ making in healthcare.

decision

The concept of __________ emphasizes the importance of treating individuals equally, regardless of their disabilities.

justice

In triage, decisions are often influenced by the idea of __________, which may disadvantage those with disabilities.

social worth

Emanuel and colleagues argue that optimal allocation of healthcare resources must consider both __________ and fairness.

effectiveness

One criticism of utilitarian frameworks is that they can reinforce __________ structures in society.

inequitable

The debate on healthcare priorities includes discussions about __________ and the potential harms of discrimination.

ethics

Scully emphasizes the need for a shift towards a more __________ perspective in healthcare policy.

inclusive