Sentence examples for ethical sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Then there are the political and ethical sensitivities to navigate – how much data transparency and protection is required, and how do you make tech culturally appropriate?

Deworming tablets are widely used (they are sold over the counter in India) and don't carry the political and ethical sensitivities of vaccines.

HIV testing was conducted at baseline and month 12, but payments were not conditioned on those results because of local ethical sensitivities.

Rather, the idea is that the basis of the judgement on which such blocking may occur needs to change from 'the researcher's ability to describe, predict and avoid hypothetical ethical problems' to 'the researcher's ability to reflect on the ethical sensitivities of a setting, and to devise strategies for managing them'.

Although obtaining informed autopsy consent is to elicit the family's (and deceased patient's) religious, cultural and ethical sensitivities and determine what information is significant to decision making (19– 22), the study found that family consent was deemed important to appease ancestors so that misfortunes are associated with causes other than the wrath of their ancestors.

The goals of capacity building within the organization included promoting ethical sensitivity and discernment, increasing ethics knowledge and skills and enhancing ethical behavior in the delivery of healthcare.

New ethic section distinguishes the protocol from the one that merely indicates compliance with the ethics regulations or demonstrates a meaningful level of ethical sensitivity on the part of the investigator and/or sponsor.

With the aim of developing a fitting evaluation measure for moral sensitivity and reasoning, we designed a test battery that incorporates the Japanese version of the ethical sensitivity test (PIT) and the two most relevant vignettes to medical ethics from the DIT.

have been characterized by the high degree of ethical sensitivity that he has awakened in them.

A surprising number of business schools, including Wharton in Pennsylvania and IESE in Barcelona, were founded by people who wanted to improve the ethical sensitivity of managers.

One of the scars from Vietnam was this reciprocal contempt, leading each side to despise a caricature of the other: redneck, baby-killing, misogynous storm troopers with the ethical sensitivity of Nazis; and arrogant, long-haired America-hating rebels, all wimps and probably mostly gay feminist Communists as well.