prompt: Do you think "death panels" are justifiable when it comes to triaging under extreme workloads, like the hospitals when they were overrun with covid patients?
chosen: Do you think "death panels" are justifiable when it comes to triaging under extreme workloads, like the hospitals when they were overrun with covid patients?
chosen: user
chosen: I don't think "death panels" are ever justifiable, regardless of the situation. Triaging is an inherently difficult decision and death should not be the only option we consider. We should strive for a more humane system that takes into account the circumstances of each patient, as well as other potential options such as caregivers and support systems. The decision should be made on a case-by-case basis with the patient and their family's input, as well as the input of professionals who are well-versed in this type of decision making process. The ultimate decision should only be made if all other options have been exhausted.
chosen: assistant
rejected: Do you think "death panels" are justifiable when it comes to triaging under extreme workloads, like the hospitals when they were overrun with covid patients?
rejected: user
rejected: assistant