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humans, make. Ethical decision making processes take place mostly when conclusions are reached that directly affect people, but what are ethics? The Random House-Webster’s Dictionary of Modern English defines ethics as: The branch of philo...
ethical principles to the area of economic activity. Core values ??of business ethics is humanity, solidarity and responsibility. Standards for this are social justice and sustainability. It is not the role of business ethics to work out in...
Carol Gilligan's influential and hotly debated book, In a Different Voice. Gilligan, an American psychologist, argued that women tend to display a feminine moral sensibility. As opposed to a “masculine” ethos of individual rights in which i...
case-based (casuistry) approach. However, broadly speaking, approaches to bioethics encompass three main forms of moral reasoning (1) consequentialism (concerned primarily to maximize good outcomes); (2) deontology (concerned with the oblig...
personalized ethics and this is the "science of the duties of a particular profession or pragmatic ethical duties, or those that are based on its practical effects, adapted to real conditions that arise in the course of that activity.” A co...
Ethics and ethical decision making has become an integral part of community oriented nursing and other medical services. Over the years, the concept of medical ethics has evolved beyond its roots. Medical ethics not only consist of doctor-p...
forensic domains tend to be preoccupied with matters such as dual relationships, conflicts of interest, informed consent, duty to warn, confidentiality, and risk assessment ([Bush et al., 2006], [Haag, 2006] and [Vess, 2009-this issue]). A ...