deontology
Medical bioethics
The moral side of human activity in medicine is studied by medical bioethics (or biomedical ethics). The concept of "ethics" means the doctrine of morality and ethics, their meaning and purpose.
The term "bioethics" (ethics of life) was introduced into everyday life in 1969 by the American biochemist and oncologist V.R. Potter. An outstanding doctor and scientist designated by this term the ethical problems of mankind associated with the existing and probable danger to its survival in the modern Potter world. And the connection between ethics and medicine has existed for thousands of years.
Oath of Florence Nightingale
Medical deontology, in the modern interpretation - medical bioethics, has its own history. Engaging in medicine involves immersion in the profession both in the field of knowledge and skills, and in moral and ethical principles.
One example of selfless service to people is Florence Nightingale's oath for nurses. Read completely "
Nurse Deontology
In medicine, there is the concept of "deontology" - the science of duty. The professional deontology of a nurse is the duty of paramedical workers to the patient, his family and the whole society.
Saying that there is a deontology of a nurse and other health workers implies professional behavior both in the workplace and outside of work. Compliance with the norms of deontology includes: read more »
