Ethical dilemmas are those situations in which as Susca (2006) states "there is a choice to make between two options and neither option solves the situation at hand in an ethically acceptable manner". In such a scenario, the person choosing has to rely on his personal ethical guidelines or the societal guidelines in order to come up with a satisfactory guideline. ... Here are cases of ethical dilemmas. ... After all an ethical dilemma is a choice between two evils....

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Analyzing Solomon and Cavanagh can shed some light on this ethical dilemma. Solomon's first rule is to take into consideration other peoples well being, including the well-ness of non-participants. (386-389) That is the whole dilemma really, thinking about a fictional third party. ...

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Ethical behavior means avoiding the temptation to sneak a peek" at the information that does not pertain to you or your work. ... Dishonesty undermines the reputation of the company, its workers and can lead to serious ethical and legal dilemmas for everyone involved. ...

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Without it, medicine will have lost its claim to be an ethical and trustworthy profession." ... Linda Emmanuel, the American Medical Associations' Vice-President for Ethical Standards and Director of its Institute for Ethics, says, "This is a defining moment in medicine. ... Obviously, the moral and ethical dilemmas surrounding the legalization of euthanasia will be an issue for years to come, until society is not permitted to play God anymore. ... Ethical Issues in Terminal Health Care http://www.cpinternet.com/~ennyman/ethics.html (16 Nov. 2000) ...

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There are an alarming number of people that are living in constant, unrelenting, severe and in many cases unnecessary pain. The advances in medicine and technology have been prolonging people's lives for decades. People with terminal illnesses included. It is imperative that individuals have the ab...

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In examining the American College Healthcare Executives' Code of Ethics, it serves as a standard for ethical behavior for its affiliates. ... Here, physicians face a dilemma: A patient might want all kinds of treatments and therapies, some of which might be effective and some of which might actually be harmful. ...

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