Ethical Practice in the Contemporary Human Services

ISLAM AND CONTEMPORARY ETHICAL CHALLENGES

Iranian Physiotherapists’ Perceptions of the Ethical Issues in Everyday Practice

Objectives: Considering the significant role of physiotherapists in the process of rehabilitation, their ethical commitment is essential to successful interaction and care provision. However, investigations on the medical professional ethics ​​in Iran are limited. Generally, research in this regard is rare in Asia. Thus, such studies could improve the moral knowledge of the Iranian physiotherap...

Ethical Virtue in Services Organizations of Iran

Background: Ethical organizational culture is a subset of the broader organizational culture that incorporates shared ethical values among the employees of an organization and is maintained through formal and informal organizational systems, thereby creating and maintaining ethical organizational culture. And strengthening it is important for organizations. The purpose of this study was to inve...

Circumcision: human rights and ethical medical practice.

• The scientific data are not sufficient to recommend neonatal circumcision of males. • The procedure is not essential to the child's well-being. • Parents should determine what is in the best interests of the child. • To make an informed choice, parents should be given accurate and unbiased information and be provided the opportunity to discuss this decision. • Existing scientific evidence dem...

Inequalities in health care provision: the relationship between contemporary policy and contemporary practice in maternity services in England.

AIM The project Addressing Inequalities in Health: new directions in midwifery education and practice (Hart et al. 2001) was commissioned by the English National Board for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting (ENB). Here, we draw on those research findings to consider current midwifery policy and practice in England. BACKGROUND Little guidance on providing equality of care exists for midwiv...