The history of Medical ethics is as longer as the history of the medicine. In medical literature of all great civilizations such as Greek, Babylon, Egypt, Indian, Christian and Islamic, is full of ethical codes and oaths. Nevertheless the medical ethics as an academic filed appeared in 1960s. This article is a short review of medical ethics history in ancient, medieval and modern periods. In ...

The present study tests a model of the relationship between Islamic work ethics and job satisfaction and organizational commitment with mediation of intrinsic motivation. Research design was correlation through structural equation modeling (SEM) and the sample consisted of 203 employees of Sabzevar University of Medical Sciences selected by census sampling method. Participants in this study com...

Background and Aim: Nurses’ knowledge, attitude and performance towards the principles of Islamic ethics are remarkable in nursing care in Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS).  Materials and Methods: In this cross-sectional study, the knowledge, attitude and performance of 551 nurses were evaluated based on their age, sex, education, and type of employment in TUMS hospitals (by a vali...

This paper has dealt with explaining a modern theory about leadership theories. For this, having a widespread review literature and explaining the theories of ethical leadership which have been expanded previously in the west scientific literature, a modern theory called "Ethics-based Leadership" has been proposed which is based on the Islamic standards and logical method of the extracted conce...

Reading the Islamic veil as part of character formation highlights the gendered assumptions in Islamic virtue ethics, since the specific acts required for men and women to cultivate modesty are different.the pupose of this paper is showing that Ibn Miskawayh’s views open important perspectives on the place of virtue and its cultivation in the Islamic worldview. n particular, they provide ...