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Opportunities, challenges, and ethical implications of online pediatric nutrition consultation: a nursing perspective. [PDF]
Front PediatrMa LL, Wang KX.
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Health Diplomacy and Ethical Considerations for Deployed Military Clinicians Managing Tensions Between Local National Groups. [PDF]
Dev World BioethKelly J, Falconer-Hall T, Whitaker J.
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Exploring Professionalism Beyond the Classroom: Reflections From Professionalism Day
Journal of Dental Education, EarlyView.
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Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2016
What is a duty of justice? And how is it different from a duty of beneficence? We need a clear account of the contrast. Unfortunately, there is no consensus in the philosophical literature as to how to characterize it. Different articulations of it have been provided, but it is hard to identify a common core that is invariant across them. In this paper,
Pablo Gilabert
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What is a duty of justice? And how is it different from a duty of beneficence? We need a clear account of the contrast. Unfortunately, there is no consensus in the philosophical literature as to how to characterize it. Different articulations of it have been provided, but it is hard to identify a common core that is invariant across them. In this paper,
Pablo Gilabert
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2022
Abstract Beneficence is defined as concrete efforts that are designed to improve the situation of a person who is in need. Researchers have proposed a plethora of terms that are like beneficence, including charity, generosity, prosociality, and providing social support to others.
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Abstract Beneficence is defined as concrete efforts that are designed to improve the situation of a person who is in need. Researchers have proposed a plethora of terms that are like beneficence, including charity, generosity, prosociality, and providing social support to others.
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Journal of Gerontology, 1984
The present paper reexamines the modernization hypothesis, focusing principally on the issues of whether and why the relative status and prestige of old people is lower in late 20th century industrial societies than it was during the preceding century. It is argued that the status of most old people, whether considered in absolute or relative terms, is
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The present paper reexamines the modernization hypothesis, focusing principally on the issues of whether and why the relative status and prestige of old people is lower in late 20th century industrial societies than it was during the preceding century. It is argued that the status of most old people, whether considered in absolute or relative terms, is
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Balancing Beneficence and Autonomy
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2015The disagreement between the psychiatric consultant and orthopedic team arises from their conflicting interpretations of the ethical principles of patient autonomy and physician beneficence in trea...
Claire D, Clark, Michael F, Weaver
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Beneficence in Research Ethics
2019This chapter examines the explicit and implicit roles that the concept of beneficence plays in the guidelines that govern biomedical research involving humans. We suggest that the role beneficence is actually playing in the guidelines is more comprehensive than is commonly assumed.
Kirchhoffer, David G. +2 more
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