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Q Instructions: The documents mentioned in the discussion prompt can be found here Files: Medical ethics 2 (.pdf, 114K) 115 kb document Medical ethics 1 (.pdf, 35K) 35 kb document There are a lot of different issues in this chapter. Feel free to discuss the one that interested you most. If you’re most interested in conflicts of interest I have uploaded two medical conflict of interest articles, you can also read those and share your thoughts.

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I feel that the most interesting issue in chapter 7 of the course textbook is the issue of taking bribes and gifts by business owners or professional practitioners to do unethical things with business or profession. For example, there can be receiving and complete acceptance of gifts and bribes by a physician or any other healthcare representative from a pharmaceutical company. This can happen in circumstances when there might be an enemy of a patient wanting to kill the patient by illegal and unethical means.