Several researchers (n = 21) commented on issues of ethics in animal care: " the ethical care and use of animals is important" [Respondent #21].
Because studies have found that clinicians and others - even family members - inaccurately judge what patients value [ 48- 50], understanding how patients define 'good' or ethical care is essential if clinical ethics is to represent a model of care that respects patients' actual values and preferences.
A culturally competent, gender and ethically sensitive approach is argued for to ensure the provision of quality ethical care for migrant families in host countries.
All experimental procedures were performed in accordance with the Guidelines for Ethical Care and Use of Experimental Animals and approved by the institution's ethics committee.
This is why we will underpin re-commissioning of homecare services with our ethical care charter.
Our division seeks to discover how to provide the most ethical care to patients and research subjects, to share this knowledge with physicians, students and researchers, and to create standards of ethical care.
The Division of Medical Ethics aims to create standards that ensure the ethical care of patients and research subjects.
The problem lies, instead, in a radical misunderstanding about the true wellsprings of ethical care, namely the emotions.
It was this that led Southwark council to review its approach to commissioning homecare and it culminated in the adoption of our own, ethical care charter.
The Emergency Department is a specific setting where the challenges of delivering ethical care are especially pronounced related to time pressures, urgency and acuity.
