Course Content
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1.1 Understanding Ethics in Clinical Care
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1.2 Why Ethics Matters in Practice
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2.1 Autonomy: Respecting Choice and Consent
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2.2 Beneficence: Acting in the Patient’s Interests
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2.3 Non-Maleficence: The Duty Not to Cause Harm
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2.4 Justice: Fairness, Equity, and Resources
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2.5 Fidelity: Honesty, Integrity, and Trustworthiness
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3.1 Utilitarianism and Deontology in Practice
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3.2 Virtue Ethics and Professional Character
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3.3 Bringing Frameworks to a Real Situation
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3.4 Ethics Committees and Consultations
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4.1 What the Regulators Expect
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4.2 Turning Standards into Everyday Habits
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5.1 Consent and Capacity
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5.2 End-of-Life Care and Advance Decisions
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5.3 Confidentiality Against Public Safety
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5.4 Raising Concerns
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5.5 Scarce Resources and Fair Choices
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5.6 Technology, AI, and New Questions
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6.1 What Counts as a Breach
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6.2 What Can Follow a Breach
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6.3 Insight, Reflection, and Remediation
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