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The Patient as Victim and Vector: Ethics and Infection in Clinical Practice
"The dual identity of the patient as both a victim of infection and a vector for transmission creates profound clinical and bioethical dilemmas. Healthcare providers must balance their duty of care toward the individual with their broader public health obligations to protect the community from contagion. Introduction to the Patient as Victim and Vector In modern medicine and bioethics, the phrase "the patient as victim and vector" encapsulates a fundamental tension in infectious disease management. On one hand, a patient suffering from a communicable illness is a vulnerable individual—a victim of a pathogen requiring compassion, diagnosis, all..."
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