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Medical Ethics in India
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Effective hospital accreditation requires that ethical considerations which are taken into account, for example with respect to physician integrity, conflicts of interest, research ethics and organ transplantation ethics. How does one ensure that appropriate ethical values are being applied within hospitals?
Let us discuss here the various aspects of Medical Ethics in India...
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Bilal Tabbara
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to turn donation to business is not a solution its like throwing salts in the wound , their will be miss use , it will turn poor people to spare parts with no benefits .we shall incourage and do marketing for donnation .
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Ajay Ziz
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a person who has the means , gets the right to buy ,any and everything for his life ...
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yogeeta umesh datir
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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Organ transplantation is nessesory as it's main purpose is to save lives so it should be legalised ,and there are many advantages of organ legalisation,but on the flip side it has it's own misuses and black marketing of the organs. Each and...
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Debate: "Should organ trade be legalised?" deleted from your view.
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Diagnostic checks should be absolutely need based
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Ethics involved in Charging Fees
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Chinna hussain reddy.E
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"Diagnostic checks should be absolutely need based"
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RMP's changing the medical profession. Slowly they are playing crucial role in this industry.Most of the hospitals and Diagnostic centers are encouraging them for their business.RMP's doesn't know the condition of the patient but he recommend for...
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resmirenjith
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"ETHICS"
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Ethics are the code of good manners that one should follow..especially a professional......
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Ideate: "What are the ethics to be follwed in Medical Profession ? " deleted from your view.
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Keep clear and complete documentation
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Double check important information
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Dayanand Deshpande
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"Keep clear and complete documentation"
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In my opinion clear documentation is important to safeguard from medical negligence. Many times documentation is a key element to negligence suits. Keeping clear and complete documentation may help to save a doctor when in court.
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Bindu Narayan
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"Double check important information"
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This is especially true when the patients condition is unclear. Checking and re-checking things like vital signs and keeping them documented will help the doctor treat the patient better.
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Ideate: "How to safeguard from medical negligence? " deleted from your view.
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Allow
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Don't Allow
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Jasdeep Sarna
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"Allow"
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Ill person can live its last days of life more joyfully,if he/she knows that there is a way for him to emergency exit from his condition(which is un treatable)through mercy killing
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imran shaikh
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"Don't Allow"
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"I think ,we dont have right ''.We are not GOD .Mercy killing Why ? Killing some one is wrong wheather it is in the Name of Mercy.
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Satwinder Singh
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"Don't Allow"
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The reason I'm supporting this side is Man has no rights to Kill someone..!! Man is no-one to have mercy on someone by simply killng the person.. Everyone is sufferings according to their own deeds/sins what they have made in their past births..!...
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Debate: "Should Mercy Killing be allowed in India?" deleted from your view.
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"Yes"
| 1 year ago
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If the situation so warrants that beyond a period it is not or can not possible to live with all these agony it is acceptable for me. When the life is experiencing the extreme of difficulties which becomes not to be resolved, it is acceptable....
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shrikant mahadev kesarkar
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| 1 year ago
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Shanbaug's life is suffering equal to death.We are unable to cure her,so we have no right to interfear her life.Those caring for her have served her almost 37 years.They can give their openion about her and they have appealed for her to die with...
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Debate: "India's top court allows 'passive euthanasia'." deleted from your view.
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virender kumar
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"Yes"
| 2 years ago
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there are good experts in india and the thing of good infrastruture which is also available now a days in india in all good metro citiesand sub metro cities,thats why 45% of USA doctor is indian so we were lacking in terms of technology of luring...
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aneetnaik
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"No"
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I THINK REACTION MADE BY SOME GUYS ARE REALLY EXAGGERATED.THERE IS NO NEED TO PANIC AS SUCH BECAUSE PRACTICALLY SPEAKING MEDICAL TOURISM IS NOTHING BUT DEFINED AS ANY INDIVIDUAL HAVING TREATMENT ALONG WITH SIGHTSEEING AND SHOPPING IN FOREIGN...
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Sonam Kapoor
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"No"
| 2 years ago
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One big concern is safety. How much safe would it be to get treated by doctors in Mexico, Brazil, or India than that in UK or USA. Second factor is, if something goes wrong, you have little or no recourse. With risky procedures like heart...
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Debate: "Medical Tourism: Are The Savings Worth The Risk?" deleted from your view.
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The anticipated onset of a second wave of the H1N1 influenza pandemic could present difficult medical ethics issues best considered in advance. The ethical issues include the duty of health care workers to work during a serious flu pandemic; government restrictions on individual freedoms and privacy and their responsibilities administering vaccination programs; how to allocate limited medical resources; and the obligation of rich countries to share with the less fortunate.
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Will lead to unethical prescriptions
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people are the suffers
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Nanda Kumar
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"Will lead to unethical prescriptions"
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Will lead to unethical prescriptions
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c.s.manjunthan
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"Will lead to unethical prescriptions"
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The incentives are given to perform well,to produce more,not to heal ailments.this is a noble profession, once incentive is received by a doctor, then the oath value is destroyed.
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Debate: "incentive for Doctors is ethical or un ethical" deleted from your view.
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Enforce ethics guidelines
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strict rules pertaining to guidelines
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MUKESH JOSHI MBA(HCS)
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"Enforce ethics guidelines "
| 2 years ago
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Dear you are talking for something which is impossible at least in India
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Sharon Thomson
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"strict rules pertaining to guidelines"
| 2 years ago
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stringent auditing + monitoring as well as inspection by DCGI +Regulatory bodies
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Ideate: "How can India tighten scrutiny of clinical trials?" deleted from your view.
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Ethical
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Unethical
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mohd saeed khan
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"Ethical"
| 2 years ago
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Ethics in clinical trials are most important otherwise companies can do anything with the patients. No one can regulate and overview the trial in proper manner..
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Shweta Nigam
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"Unethical"
| 3 years ago
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On the issue of safety of clinical trials, the risk persists more in relation to the surreptitious trials done by doctors without informed consent of the patient than the formal, approved and regulated clinical trials. These unauthorised trials...
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Debate: "Ethics & Clinical Trials" deleted from your view.
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