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Nursing Diagnosis: An Ethical Analysis
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1991The ethical consequences of nursing diagnosis in light of the principle “to do no harm” have not been adequately explored. It is proposed that human suffering is created through nursing actions that objectively judge and reduce human beings and their complex relationships with the world.
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Content analysis of holistic ethics
Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice, 2005Although biomedical ethical principles are appropriate to evaluate the practice of conventional or Western medicine, they may not be appropriate to evaluate the practice of complementary therapies (CTs) because the world view of CTs has different goats than those of Western medicine.
Sylvia M, Kubsch +2 more
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Ethical analysis in public health
The Lancet, 2002Public-health regularly encounters serious ethical dilemmas, such as rationing scarce resources, influencing individuals to change their behaviour, and limiting freedom to diminish disease transmission. Yet unlike medical ethics, there is no agreed-upon framework for analysing these difficulties. We offer such a framework.
Marc J, Roberts, Michael R, Reich
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The Ethical Foundations of Risk Analysis
Risk Analysis, 2018AbstractIn the field of risk analysis, the normative value systems underlying accepted methodology are rarely explicitly discussed. This perspective provides a critique of the various ethical frameworks that can be used in risk assessments and risk management decisions.
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Case Analysis in Clinical Ethics
2005Case Analysis in Clinical Ethics is an eclectic review from a team of leading ethicists covering the main methods for analysing ethical problems in modern medicine. Anneke Lucassen, a clinician, begins by presenting an ethically challenging genetics case drawn from her clinical experience.
Ashcroft, Richard +4 more
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Ethical Analysis of the Concept of Disability
Mental Retardation, 2004The concept of disability from an ethical viewpoint was examined. Whether disability results from the way society is built and the way ideas and judgments considering disability are established in a communal interaction was discussed (i.e., is disability socially created and constructed?).
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The analysis and resolution of ethical dilemmas
2013Perhaps no other field of medicine illustrates the ethical dilemmas occasioned by the explosion of technology more than neurology. Many dilemmas which at first appear to be ethical, however, are actually biotechnical, informational, or interpersonal in nature.
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A Framework for Ethical Analysis
Plastic Surgical Nursing, 1991Susan Sweat Gunby, Susan J. Hockenberger
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A qualitative analysis of an "ethical election project" in an ethics class
Proceedings of the 45th annual southeast regional conference, 2007The software used to drive computer-based voting systems was the target of much controversy in the 2004 elections due to the possibility of erroneous outcomes as the result of program faults. This paper uses qualitative methods to analyze the results of a project relating to the question of whether open source election software can help prevent ...
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The Ethic of Care versus the Ethic of Justice: An Economic Analysis
Journal of Socio-Economics, 1998Abstract This paper offers the first economic analysis of the debate in moral and political philosophy over the relative virtues of the ethic of care and the ethic of justice. Specifically, the paper presents a formal model of the care-giving process whose parameters include many items of direct relevance to the care/justice debate, such as the ...
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