2. Ethics of care in technology-mediated healthcare practices: A scoping review

What is the primary aim of the scoping review conducted in this article?

What theoretical framework is central to this review?

True or False: The ethics of care theory focuses on moral reasoning and utilitarian principles.

Which term is used interchangeably with “ethics of care” in this article?

What challenge is identified in the article regarding the use of technology in healthcare?

True or False: The study found that ethics of care is commonly used as a theoretical framework in empirical research on technology-mediated care.

How does the article suggest that ethics of care be expanded in healthcare?

What ethical perspective is presented as an alternative to deontological and utilitarian ethics in healthcare?

What is one of the ethical dilemmas mentioned in the article that is associated with the use of technology in healthcare?

True or False: The article finds that relational ethics is more relevant in traditional face-to-face care settings than in technology-mediated settings.

What does the article suggest is needed for ethics of care to be more widely used in empirical research?

Which population is primarily studied in the included articles?

How does the article describe the relationship between healthcare workers and technology in care?

What ethical theory does Carol Gilligan mentioned in the article relate to?

True or False: The ethics of care is focused primarily on efficiency and outcome-based healthcare practices.