ON VIRTUE ETHICS Page 1 Theoretical Perspectives 29 legitimate expectations established
by social institutions, and the community is obligated to meet them. But this sense of desert …

It is presently unclear whether a distinct “rural ethics” of navigating professional boundaries
exists, and if so, what theoretical approaches may assist practitioners to manage …

Institutional review boards have a dual goal: first, to protect the rights and welfare of human
research subjects, and second, to support and facilitate the conduct of valuable research. In …

Highlights•Design studio pedagogy is a distinct, moral ecology of practice.•Instructors
pursue moral goods in the studio they cannot achieve through other means.•Critiques help …

Virtue ethics has a rich history; yet, its application in health ethics has been minimal
compared to other major ethical frameworks. Even more, its application to health policy and …

In pediatric health care, parents and clinicians sometimes have competing ideas of what
should be done for a child. In this article, we explore the idea that notions of what should be …

Abstract Background In current Western medical ethics, patient-centered medicine is
considered the norm. However, the cultural background of collectivism in East Asia often …

TThe COVID-19 pandemic has brought significant public attention to important ethical
concepts: resource allocation of medical devices, therapeutics, vaccines, and labor; …

This study examines the perception of teacher effectiveness and its role in optimising
students' learning in five private primary schools in Lagos State. It aims to understand the …

Human-centred design methodologies provide a means to align bioethical advocacy with
the needs and desires of disabled people. As a method, human-centred design seeks to …