A concordat is no substitute for sincere, faithful commitment to an ethic of learning on the part of all involved parties, 31 and even with goodwill from all parties, it may not succeed in eliminating discord entirely.
The aims of the study were to analyse students' perceptions of the process of learning ethics through simulations and to describe the underlying frames that inform the decision making process of nursing students.
This study describes for the very first time the status and trend of research ethics in students' dissertations in a typical African country where there is little or no training in research ethics in higher institutions of learning [ 9].
It is essential to commit to an ethic of learning and honesty, 34 to work continually to improve organisational systems, and to nurture the core values of compassion, patient dignity and patient safety through high-quality leadership.
If not a language barrier, a lack of raw intelligence or work ethic might have replaced suspicions of learning disabilities associated with visual impairments, such as dyslexia or dyscalculia.
But the ethics of fleet learning are already having an impact on the real-life driving experience of people on our roads.
Having described the value of case studies for public health ethics teaching and learning in terms of their relevance, applicability and capacity to encourage inter-disciplinary dialogue, we now turn to exemplifying a schedule for a short course in this area.
I wonder if you'll know that the backyard code of ethics you learned were developed instinctively from your own common sense, competitive spirit, and natural ability to be reasonable.
Is the lesson in ethics it is learning from the publication of these pargraphs valuable in itself.
The size of the financial reward seems to overcome the ethics we learned in school.
