Clinical ethics may prescribe that health professionals aspire to the best care possible for each patient before them, but some authors argue that humanitarian crises require a distinct ethical paradigm (Kipnis 2013: 301).
But, once one decides that we need an account of the ethics of clinical research, as distinct from the ethics of clinical care, one is left with the question of which limitations apply to what researchers may do to research subjects.
Anyone could make an album practically anywhere, creating a distinct DIY recording ethic.
Indeed, from time to time, Aristotle mentions epistêmê and technê in the same breath, as though they are not as distinct as Nicomachean Ethics VI would make them seem.
In ethics, the use of empirical evidence has become more and more popular, leading to a distinct form of applied ethics, namely empirical ethics.
But using public health ethics as a resource to articulate when it is acceptable to restrict liberties to protect public health risks being undermined by those who argue that this ethical approach is a "completely new," "distinct," or "somewhat separate" health ethic (Beauchamp 1976, 105; Kass 2004, 235).
What she did really well is make the case that corruption is not a single issue, like ethics as distinct from all other issues, but corruption colors every issue".
Breaking the idea of translational ethics into distinct translational movements provide us with a nuanced set of conditions to explore and discuss the justification and limitations of various efforts carried out in the field of bioethics.
Two distinct and distinctive areas of contribution to theory by feminist bioethics are in care ethics/ethics of care, and in the conceptualization of autonomy.
During the first 25 years of focusing on ethics, attention to business ethics progressed through distinct stages.
