Ethics Flashcards

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Overarching outcome for graduates 1

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Doctors must make the care of patents their 1st concern, applying their knowledge and skills in an ethical manner.

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Outcome 1 - Professional values and behaviours

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Must keep our ethical guidance and standards

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What are the 4 domains in the Duties of a doctor

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Knowledge, skills & performance
Safety and quality
Communication, partnership and teamwork
Maintaining trust

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Consequentialism

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An action is right “if and only if” it promotes best consequences.

Most common form is Utilitarianism

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Deontology

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An action is right “if and only if” it is in accord with a moral rule or principle.

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What moral rules do deontology use ?

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Moral rules are ones laid on us by God, by reason, or would be chosen by rational beings.

e.g. Adhering to GMC guidelines

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Virtue ethics

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An action is right “if and only if” it is what a virtuous agent would do in the circumstances.

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What are 4 examples of virtues ?

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Caring
Disciplined
Skilful
Trustworthy

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Utilitarianism

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The greatest happiness for the greatest number

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10
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Autonomy

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Respecting the patients wishes

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Beneficence

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Doing good

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Non-maleficence

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Avoiding doing harm

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Justice

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Fairness in the provision of care

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Doctrine of double effect

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Moral distinction between intending harm and foreseeing harm.

It is not permissible to deliberately cause harm.

It is permissible to deliberately cause harm through a beneficial effect.

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