Teaching Ethics in Medical Schools
As we near the end of 2009, we offer this guest blog for Practical Bioethics. Thank you for your interest and support in 2009, and here's to a great 2010!
Lorell LaBoube
Editor
Practical Bioethics
Teaching Ethics in Medical Schools
Iain Brassington
Blog: Journal of Medical Ethics
December 18, 2009
The best way out of this puzzle, I think, is that students learn to think critically about their own actions - that’s much more important than being able to tick boxes about autonomy, beneficence and justice without ever really thinking about what they mean.
Lorell LaBoube
Editor
Practical Bioethics
Teaching Ethics in Medical Schools
Iain Brassington
Blog: Journal of Medical Ethics
December 18, 2009
The best way out of this puzzle, I think, is that students learn to think critically about their own actions - that’s much more important than being able to tick boxes about autonomy, beneficence and justice without ever really thinking about what they mean.
Labels: medical ethics; bioethics; clinical and organizational ethics; medical futility
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