Search Results - "Medical ethics"

This paper examines the ethical frameworks that guide Āyurvedic practices and compares them with those underlying contemporary Western medicine. At the heart of current bioethical debates is the question of whether certain principles can be universally valid across cultures. This paper argues that w...

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JIANGBA•NANJIE ZHASANG, a Tibetan physician in the Ming Dynasty and founder of the northern Tibetan medical school, criticized eight kinds of unethical practices of physicians in his book The Mind of a Doctor. He emphasized the equal importance of medical skills and ethics, aligning his views with t...

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The following is perhaps what Glaser would call a “theory bit” (1) from a write up of memos inspired by interview data leading up to a grounded theory of De-tabooing Dying Control (2). This conceptualization of what goes on in medical ethics is the product of the analysis of data from two sources....

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The purpose of the publication of the article is to remind of legal relations between professional health workers and the subject of this relationship (patient), based on the rules of morality and law for patient (health law). The question of the morality, medical ethics and medical law in national...

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   Abstract  The Good Samaritan Law, which principles are widely implemented globally, were not applied under Indonesia’s legal framework. Instead of ensuring adequate legal protection for “the Good Samaritan,” Indonesian law enforces their obligations under threat of legal repercussions. The...

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As a vital component of science and technology ethics governance, science and technology ethics education has become an important issue in contemporary discourse. The United States Japan, European Union countries have implemented relevant science and technology ethics education and have gradually es...

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Currently, researchers face with various situations related to the moral situation in healthcare. This article is based on the results of a sociological reasearch conducted by specialists of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Center for Health and Medical Prevention in 2015–2019.Given the relevance of this to...

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There are numerous criteria of glaucoma surgery efficacy. Among them, IOP level is of special importance. The development of tolerant and target IOP concepts as well as IOP tolerability issue are reviewed below. Individual normal IOP values and their role in glaucoma surgery evaluation are described...

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The present study aims to underline the current discussions on the religiosity-health outcome relation, highlighting the tensions that may arise in the course of the medical practice on the following questions: a) Is religiosity itself an (independent) factor capable to affect the outcome of patien...

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Compared with traditional medical technologies, medical new-quality technologies demonstrate stronger autonomy, such as self-generation, replication, amplification, variation and reproduction, and can interact deeply with the intrinsic mechanisms of life systems, adapt to environmental changes dynam...

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Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders are intended to respect patient autonomy and prevent unnecessary suffering when resuscitative efforts are unlikely to provide meaningful benefit. While their use is well established in end-of-life care, their application becomes ethically and procedurally complex whe...

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ABSTRACT: Background: Financial relationships between physicians and the medical device industry are common. These relationships can potentially influence research, education, and patient care. The purpose of this study was to evaluate inconsistencies between physician disclosures and the Open Paym...

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