2017BMH Medical Journal - ISSN 2348–392XRequires access

Medical Ethics And Safeguards For Practising Physician

V Kuttiali

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Principles of medical ethics 1. Beneficence refers to actions only for good    2. Nonmaleficience: Doing no harm by way of treatment or interventions 3. Patients autonomy: Patient's right for self determination 4. Justice: Justice just like any other person

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Principles of medical ethics 1. Beneficence refers to actions only for good    2. Nonmaleficience: Doing no harm by way of treatment or interventions 3. Patients autonomy: Patient's right for self determination 4. Justice: Justice just like any other person

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Principles of medical ethics 1. Beneficence refers to actions only for good    2. Nonmaleficience: Doing no harm by way of treatment or interventions 3. Patients autonomy: Patient's right for self determination 4. Justice: Justice just like any other person

Key concepts: Beneficence, Autonomy, Economic Justice, Medical ethics, Nursing ethics, Harm, Psychological intervention, Personal autonomy

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