treated as singular or pluralMoral principles that govern the practice of medicine.
here medical ethics are unambiguous: the mother comes first
medical ethics is part of the core of medical education
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The medical ethics committee should report on the issues surrounding the circumcision of male children for whom there is no valid medical indication.
The advocates typically have medical training and are experienced in end-of-life issues and medical ethics.
He shared his knowledge of medical ethics and made an important contribution towards building academic chairs in other parts of the United Kingdom.
These principles of medical ethics are not without their critics.
She is a lecturer in medical ethics at Imperial College, London.
We need greater academic insight into such areas as medical ethics.
These violations concerned basic principles of medical ethics.
He is professor of medical ethics and has been a member of the Oxford Radcliffe NHS Trust clinical ethics committee since it was first established in 1995.
A discussion of common medical ethics topics for clinical readers can be found in the Canadian Medical Association Journal's series on bioethics for clinicians.
The larger issue is one of medical ethics.
Non-consensual data sharing is contrary to medical ethics and appears to violate the European Convention on Human Rights.
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 provides an interesting example of an attempt to provide a coherent, sensitive, and flexible approach to resolving difficult issues of medical ethics.