Medical ethics
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Names and connections
Biomedical ethics; Clinical ethics; Ethics, Medical; Health care ethics; Medical care--Moral and ethical aspects; Medicine--Moral and ethical aspects
- Broader: Bioethics
- Broader: Professional ethics
- Narrower: Advertising--Medicine
- Narrower: Confidential communications--Physicians
- Narrower: Courts of honor
- Narrower: Dental ethics
- Narrower: Euthanasia
- Narrower: Human experimentation in medicine
- Narrower: Informed consent (Medical law)
- Narrower: Medical records--Access control
- Narrower: Pharmaceutical ethics
- Narrower: Physicians--Discipline
- Narrower: Psychiatric ethics
- Narrower: Refusal to treat--Moral and ethical aspects
- Narrower: Surgeons--Professional ethics
- Narrower: Veterinarians--Professional ethics
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