Class #1: INtro Flashcards
Ethics definition?
Durand: Focus is a good life, focus on outcomes. Open system, flexible, reflections and analysis of values. Grey zones.
Guy Bourgeault: All that escape from codes
Morality?
de Villers: Rules of conduct that are primarily focused on doing good and avoiding harm.
Durand: Rules and norms that direct our actions, closed system, applies to concrete situations
Belmont report comes from?
Tuskegee experiments on black and syphilis
Origin of bioehtics? Then
Belmont report and its 3 fundamental ethical principles:
Autonomy (informed consent), Benefiscience/nonmalefiscience
Justice
Bioethics lead to research, clinical (core of this class) and health care ethics.
Clinical ethics definitions??
Durand
Roy
Cadoré
Durand: Focus immediate and short interventions, does not consider public opinion (not about impact on society)
Roy: Focus on decisions and dilemmas faced at bedside
Cadoré: Mostly about outcomes, promotion of pt autonomy
Ethical fitness?
Actions that benefit others