Values, Ethics and the Law-Issues for Practice and Education  

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Little, M.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Education for Health (Change in Training & Practice ) vol. 11 no. 1 (Mar. 1998), page 65-71.
Topik: Human Values

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For many years, thoughtful medical practitioners have concerned themselves with the place of health services and medicine in their social setting. They have recognized that there are genuine moral dilemmas which are peculiarly modern or postmodern. As the potential to treat has gathered momentum, so has the cost of health service. These two forces have now collided. The resultant damage is far from finished, and the full extent remains to be assessed. It is clear that medicine will never be as it was, and that it will need to be re-thought in radical ways. to do that, we will need to know what societies expect from their health services, what goods they value as primary, what priorities they may assign to competing goods, like health and education, and what level of taxation they will endure to secure these goods. However, who will think about these matters, and who will create the opportunities for intelligent people to cross disciplinary barriers to talk about them? This paper represent one small attempt to enter this domain.

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