Journal of Critical Care | Ethical and Moral Issues Arising During the COVID 19 Pandemic | ScienceDirect.com by Elsevier

Few scenarios in recent history of medicine and healthcare have generated greater crises of moral and ethical distress. The impact of these crises is deep and will have long lasting effects. This special issue aims to discuss a few of these areas that came up during the pandemic. From the health and safety of ICU staff to triage of precious resources and exceedingly high mortality rates, the past…

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