Professor, Institute for Health and Society, Medical College of Wisconsin
Emergency Medicine
Dr. Arthur R. Derse, MD
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Dr. Arthur R. Derse practices Emergency Medicine. He studied medicine at Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals. He has 1 awards "Fellow (FACEP)". Arthur Derse is a published doctor as well. He has 56 publications published. The latest was: The brave new genetic world.
Publications
- Creating a Residency Application Personal Statement Writers Workshop: Fostering Narrative, Teamwork, and Insight at a Time of Stress.
- Ethical and Regulatory Considerations Regarding Enrollment of Incompetent Adults in More Than Minimal Risk Research as Compared With Children.
- Ethics of ambulance diversion.
- The limits of traditional approaches to informed consent for genomic medicine.
- Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment and Emergency Medicine: Ethical Considerations, Legal Issues, and Emerging Trends.
- In the absence of evidentiary harm, existing societal norms regarding parental authority should prevail.
- The Memory Art Project: medical students and older adults.
- Hospice and palliative medicine: new subspecialty, new opportunities.
- When I lay my burden down: commentary on Berger.
- Net effect: professional and ethical challenges of medicine online.
- Is patients' time too valuable for informed consent?
- Gavels in the nursery: an Appellate Court shuts out parents and physicians from care decisions.
- Ethics and the law in emergency medicine.
- Privacy and confidentiality in emergency medicine: obligations and challenges.
- The evolution of medical ethics education at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
- Emergency research and consent: keeping the exception from undermining the rule.
- The seven-year itch.
- What part of "no" don't you understand? Patient refusal of recommended treatment in the emergency department.
- Ten myths about decision-making capacity.
- Limitation of treatment at the end-of-life: withholding and withdrawal.
- From Hippocrates to HIPAA: privacy and confidentiality in emergency medicine--Part I: conceptual, moral, and legal foundations.
- From Hippocrates to HIPAA: privacy and confidentiality in emergency medicine--Part II: Challenges in the emergency department.
- Managed care, doctors, and patients: focusing on relationships, not rights.
- Between strangers: the practice of medicine online.
- Whither ethics committee networks?
- Informed consent in palliative care: part II #165.
- Informed consent in palliative care: part I #164.
- The effects of frequent nocturnal home hemodialysis: the Frequent Hemodialysis Network Nocturnal Trial.
- The emergency physician and patient confidentiality: a review.
- The abusive patient: where do you draw the line?
- The HIV-infected emergency health care professional. SAEM Ethics Committee.
- Surrogate decision making for a pregnant patient refusing emergency Caesarian section.
- Disclosing adverse events to patients.
- Pitfalls in assessment of decision-making capacity.
- Do-not-resuscitate orders and medical futility.
- Advance care planning by proxy for residents of long-term care facilities who lack decision-making capacity.
- Retiring the pacemaker.
- Managed care ethics: an emergency?
- The bioethics discussion forum--an implementation of an Internet-based bioethics information analysis resource.
- Willingness to perform euthanasia. A survey of physician attitudes.
- The Bioethics Online Service--an implementation of a bioethics database and information resource.
- HIV and AIDS. Legal and ethical issues in the emergency department.
- The emergency care network of a ski marathon.
- Ethics emergent.
- Is there a lingua franca for bioethics at the end of life?
- Determination of "futility" in emergency medicine.
- Managed care: effects on the physician-patient relationship.
- Making decisions about life-sustaining medical treatment in patients with dementia. The problem of patient decision-making capacity.
- Law and ethics in emergency medicine.
- Universal emergency access under managed care: universal doubt or mission impossible?
- The brave new genetic world.
- Ethical aspects of resuscitation.
- HIV-positive health care workers and the obligation to disclose. Do patients have a right to know?
- When cultures clash: physician, patient, and family wishes in truth disclosure for dying patients.
- End-of-life care ethics. The emergency physician and end-of-life care.
Schools
University of Wisconsin Madison
Med College Wi Affil Hosps
Doctors Specialties
- Emergency Medicine
Accepted Insurances
- First Health (Coventry Health Care) PPO
- Choice Plus POS
- Navigate HMO
- Navigate POS
- Options PPO
Awards
- Fellow (FACEP)
Education
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Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals -
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
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