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Ethics consultants and ethics committees.
Archives of internal medicine, 1989To address moral questions in patient care, hospitals and health care systems have enlisted the help of hospital ethicists, ethics committees, and ethics consultation services. Most physicians have not been trained in the concepts, skills, or language of clinical ethics, and few ethicists have been trained in clinical medicine, so neither group can ...
J, La Puma, S E, Toulmin
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The Counseling Psychologist, 1985
This article presents an overview of the ethical issues relevant to the counseling psychologist who includes consultation as one of his or her areas of expertise. The existing Ethical Principles of Psychologists are not readily adapted to the practice of consultation; therefore, the possible ethical pitfalls need to be highlighted.
Sharon E. Robinson, Douglas R. Gross
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This article presents an overview of the ethical issues relevant to the counseling psychologist who includes consultation as one of his or her areas of expertise. The existing Ethical Principles of Psychologists are not readily adapted to the practice of consultation; therefore, the possible ethical pitfalls need to be highlighted.
Sharon E. Robinson, Douglas R. Gross
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2013
This chapter argues that ethical practice in consulting is not getting any better, despite the burgeoning interest in corporate social responsibility, ethical codes, and other pursuits. It emphasizes how consulting ethics are increasingly made the responsibility of the individual consultant rather than the institutions and structures which envelop ...
Joe O’Mahoney, Calvert Markham
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This chapter argues that ethical practice in consulting is not getting any better, despite the burgeoning interest in corporate social responsibility, ethical codes, and other pursuits. It emphasizes how consulting ethics are increasingly made the responsibility of the individual consultant rather than the institutions and structures which envelop ...
Joe O’Mahoney, Calvert Markham
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PRIMUS, 1991
ABSTRACT Students in a business calculus class were asked to serve as consultants for a troubled candy company. Their duties included interviewing a company representative, from whom they extracted the information for a relatively standard calculus extremum problem.
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ABSTRACT Students in a business calculus class were asked to serve as consultants for a troubled candy company. Their duties included interviewing a company representative, from whom they extracted the information for a relatively standard calculus extremum problem.
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Ethics Consultation: Biomedical Ethics
2020An explication of biomedical ethics illustrates the ubiquity and variability of moral concerns in biology and medicine and provides insights useful when confronting practical moral issues in other fields. Currently almost every hospital in the United States has a hospital ethics committee.
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Narrative Awareness in Ethics Consultations:The Ethics Consultant as Story‐Maker
Hastings Center Report, 2014AbstractMuch has been written about the importance of narrative in teaching ethics and humanities to medical students and residents, as well as the value of narratives in clinical care. Relatively little has been said about the essential role of narrative in bioethics consultations.
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Ethics Committees and Consultants
The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 1990P A, Singer, E D, Pellegrino, M, Siegler
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Psychiatric consultations and ethics consultations
General Hospital Psychiatry, 2000openaire +2 more sources

