Medical Ethics:Biostatistics and Research Methodology.pptx

This presentation explores the core values of medical ethics, focusing on principles that guide healthcare practice and decision-making. Key topics include:

Ethical values in medicine and their importance in patient care

Effective communication between doctors, patients, and families

Confidentiality as a cornerstone of trust in healthcare

Euthanasia and end-of-life ethics, with balanced perspectives

Orthodox principles of medical ethics including autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice

1. MEDICAL ETHICS 1 Values Of Medical Ethics, Importance Of Communication Euthanasia, Informed consent, Confidentiality and Criticism of Orthodox Medical Ethics Presentation Of Biostatistics And Research Methodology Submitted by : Anupama A. Lichade (M.Pharm QA) Namrata M. Kale (M.Pharm QA) Nayna S. Bhoyar (M.Pharm QA) Ananya A. Mourya (M.Pharm P’COG) Submitted to : Mr. Yogesh Daga GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, AMRAVATI

2. Table of content Introduction of Medical Ethics Values of Medical Ethics Importance of Communication Euthanasia Informed consent Confidentiality Criticism of Orthodox Medical Ethics Bibliography 2

3. MEDICAL ETHICS : Medical ethics refers “ Chiefly to the rules of etiquette adopted by the medical profession to regulate professional conduct with each other, but also towards their individual patients and towards society and includes considerations of the motives behind that conduct.” CODE OF ETHICS : These are the set of guiding principles for professionals and organizations to help them conduct business in a fair an honest manner. They guides the behavior and decision making process of an organization and its people.

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6. 7 importance of communication Effective communication is crucial in medical ethics as it facilitates the establishment of trust, promotes patient autonomy, and enhances overall patient care. It encompasses not only the exchange of information but also the ethical responsibility of healthcare providers to ensure patients are well-informed about their options and decisions.

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9. Criticism of orthodox medical ethics 11 Critics argue that Orthodox medical ethics, based on rigid philosophical frameworks, neglects cultural contexts, prioritizes certain principles over others, and fails to acknowledge patients' diverse values, highlighting the need for a more holistic approach.

10. References 12 Noorulhuda , M., Grady, C., Wakim , P., Bernhard, T., Cho, H. L., & Danis, M. (2023). communication of patients’ and family members’ ethical concerns to their healthcare providers. BMC Medical Ethics . https://doi.org/10.1186/s12910-023-00932-x CE4RT Administrator. (2024). CE4RT - Principles of Medical Ethics for Imaging Professionals . CE4RT.com. https://ce4rt.com/rad-tech-talk/principles-in-medical-ethics/ 3. Yadav A, Naike S, Rajput M, (2020). Values in medical ethics,Volume 2 ;issue 1; International Journal Of pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, 11-17. 4. Kumar V, Kumar A. A textbook of Biostatistics and Research Methodolgy , Pee Vee, 196-201.

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