Encyclopedia of Bioethics, Volumen1Simon & Schuster Macmillan, 1995 - 2950 páginas This is a interdisciplinary study of the ethical and moral dimensions of human conduct in the areas of the life sciences and health care. It contains 460 articles and re-examines and expands on the previous edition. |
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... organization to the public about a serious wrongdoing or danger created or concealed within the organization . Sissela Bok holds that there are three essential elements to whistleblowing ( Bok , 1982 ) . The whistleblower ( 1 ) dissents ...
... organization to the public about a serious wrongdoing or danger created or concealed within the organization . Sissela Bok holds that there are three essential elements to whistleblowing ( Bok , 1982 ) . The whistleblower ( 1 ) dissents ...
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... organization . RI . 1.1.2 [ Organizational policies and procedures describe the mechanisms by which the follow- ing rights are protected and exercised : ] The right of the patient to considerate and respectful care ; RI1.1.2.1 The care ...
... organization . RI . 1.1.2 [ Organizational policies and procedures describe the mechanisms by which the follow- ing rights are protected and exercised : ] The right of the patient to considerate and respectful care ; RI1.1.2.1 The care ...
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... Organization and to Patients , Clients or Others Served A. Commitments to the Organization The healthcare executive shall : 1. Provide healthcare services consistent with available resources and assure the exis- tence of a resource ...
... Organization and to Patients , Clients or Others Served A. Commitments to the Organization The healthcare executive shall : 1. Provide healthcare services consistent with available resources and assure the exis- tence of a resource ...
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