The Virtues in Medical Practice¶
Pellegrino, E. D., & Thomasma, D. C. (1993). The Virtues in Medical Practice. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Virtue Ethics
- Professional ethics (medical, legal, engineering virtue-of-the-practitioner): Medical ethics via Pellegrino-Thomasma 1993 grounds physician virtues (compassion, fidelity, intellectual honesty) as professionally constitutive; legal ethics centers virtues of practitioners (practical wisdom, integrity, fidelity to clients); engineering ethics frames engineer virtues (professionalism, public welfare, honesty in conduct).
This sourcePellegrino-Thomasma medical virtue ethics compassion fidelity.
- Professional ethics (medical, legal, engineering virtue-of-the-practitioner): Medical ethics via Pellegrino-Thomasma 1993 grounds physician virtues (compassion, fidelity, intellectual honesty) as professionally constitutive; legal ethics centers virtues of practitioners (practical wisdom, integrity, fidelity to clients); engineering ethics frames engineer virtues (professionalism, public welfare, honesty in conduct).
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