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Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 2003
Critical care nurses care for patients at the end of their lives on a daily basis. Ethical dilemmas are often encountered while caring for these patients and their families. This article reviews a case scenario along with a framework for ethical analysis.
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Critical care nurses care for patients at the end of their lives on a daily basis. Ethical dilemmas are often encountered while caring for these patients and their families. This article reviews a case scenario along with a framework for ethical analysis.
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IT Professional, 2010
People have been studying and practicing applied ethics for thousands of years. It seems sensible to exploit that work, particularly ideas that have gained importance over time. Here, I present three important ideas from applied ethics both to illustrate the use of applied ethics methods and to provoke some thinking among IT professionals about the ...
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People have been studying and practicing applied ethics for thousands of years. It seems sensible to exploit that work, particularly ideas that have gained importance over time. Here, I present three important ideas from applied ethics both to illustrate the use of applied ethics methods and to provoke some thinking among IT professionals about the ...
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Ethics in the termination of analysis
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2008The author argues that the termination of analysis raises not only theoretical and technical issues but also problems of evaluation that are both moral (what is good or bad with regard to termination) and ethical (what is the best way of achieving the intended objective).
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Neuroenhancement: an Ethical Analysis
2007 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society, 2007Advancements in neuroscience have made it possible to markedly reduce human suffering. Various neuroenhancement methods find their applications not only among people afflicted with impairments of the nervous system, but also individuals without clearly defined abnormalities.
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Advances in Nursing Science, 2006
Nursing literature is replete with discussions about the ethics of research interviews. These largely involve questions of method, and how careful study design and data collection technique can render studies more ethical. Analysis, the perennial black box of the research process, is rarely discussed as an ethical practice.
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Nursing literature is replete with discussions about the ethics of research interviews. These largely involve questions of method, and how careful study design and data collection technique can render studies more ethical. Analysis, the perennial black box of the research process, is rarely discussed as an ethical practice.
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2010
This chapter builds upon Chap. 1 in setting up the philosophical framework and analysis tools for discussing moral theories and problems in ethical relativism. We discusses the moral and ethical premises and their corresponding values in the changing technology arena.
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This chapter builds upon Chap. 1 in setting up the philosophical framework and analysis tools for discussing moral theories and problems in ethical relativism. We discusses the moral and ethical premises and their corresponding values in the changing technology arena.
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Coupled ethical-epistemic analysis in teaching ethics
Communications of the ACM, 2015Critical reflection on value choices.
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Sham Surgery: An Ethical Analysis
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2003Surgical clinical trials have seldom used a "sham" or placebo surgical procedure as a control, owing to ethical concerns. Recently, several ethical commentators have argued that sham surgery is either inherently or presumptively unethical. In this article I contend that these arguments are mistaken and that there are no sound ethical reasons for an ...
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Expanding the Ethical Analysis of Biobanks
Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2005Biobanks are repositories of human biological materials collected for biomedical research. There are over 300 million stored specimens in the United States, and the number grows by 20 million per year. In the post-genome world of high throughput gene sequencing and computational biology, biobanks hold the promise of facilitating large-scale research ...
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Situation ethics and transactional analysis
Journal of Religion & Health, 1976It is the purpose of this paper to establish an analogy between two separate but related fields of human behavior: situation ethics and transactional analysis. Situation ethics as a concept is somewhat more heterogeneous than it appears at first glance. Nevertheless it finds its clearest modern proponent in John Fletcher.
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