2019
DOI: 10.37506/v10/i12/2019/ijphrd/192050
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Awareness of Medical Ethics among Undergraduate Students of Medical College in South Kolkata

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“…and in a study of Ramesh P Aacharya (10) the range of knowledge was between 78% an 82%, meanwhile another study done by sunil Kumar (16) in Pakistan the range of knowledge was around 69 % (the study done on the final three stages in the college).and in a study done by Biswajit Chatterjee (17) in west Bengal the range was between 54% and 82%.Regarding justice and dignity, the good knowledge was prominent in all stages which was increasing proportionally with increasing the Stage, nearly similar results found in Sunil kumar (16) was around 97 %, whilein Ramesh P Aacharya (10) the knowledge of justice related questions was 43%. And in Biswajit Chatterjee study (17) the knowledge was between 44% and 77% .and in Isawarya study (14) the knowledge was around 35%.Regarding beneficence questions, the good knowledge was prominent in all stages which was increasing proportionally with increasing the stage, While in Isawarya study (14) the knowledge was around 30 %, and in Rekha Dutt (15) study was between 30% and 79%. and in Biswajit Chatterjee (17) study the range was between 30% and 46%.…”
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confidence: 88%
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“…and in a study of Ramesh P Aacharya (10) the range of knowledge was between 78% an 82%, meanwhile another study done by sunil Kumar (16) in Pakistan the range of knowledge was around 69 % (the study done on the final three stages in the college).and in a study done by Biswajit Chatterjee (17) in west Bengal the range was between 54% and 82%.Regarding justice and dignity, the good knowledge was prominent in all stages which was increasing proportionally with increasing the Stage, nearly similar results found in Sunil kumar (16) was around 97 %, whilein Ramesh P Aacharya (10) the knowledge of justice related questions was 43%. And in Biswajit Chatterjee study (17) the knowledge was between 44% and 77% .and in Isawarya study (14) the knowledge was around 35%.Regarding beneficence questions, the good knowledge was prominent in all stages which was increasing proportionally with increasing the stage, While in Isawarya study (14) the knowledge was around 30 %, and in Rekha Dutt (15) study was between 30% and 79%. and in Biswajit Chatterjee (17) study the range was between 30% and 46%.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Regarding autonomy questions, there was fair knowledge in the 1 st ,2 nd and 3 rd stages students, while there was a good knowledge in the 4 th ,5 th and 6 th Stage, while in Isawarya study (14) the range of the knowledge in autonomy related questions was ranging from 19 % to 87%. While in a study done in Kalkata by Rekha Dutt (15), the knowledge of students was between 7% and 78 %,where number increase in awareness with increase in years. and in a study of Ramesh P Aacharya (10) the range of knowledge was between 78% an 82%, meanwhile another study done by sunil Kumar (16) in Pakistan the range of knowledge was around 69 % (the study done on the final three stages in the college).and in a study done by Biswajit Chatterjee (17) in west Bengal the range was between 54% and 82%.Regarding justice and dignity, the good knowledge was prominent in all stages which was increasing proportionally with increasing the Stage, nearly similar results found in Sunil kumar (16) was around 97 %, whilein Ramesh P Aacharya (10) the knowledge of justice related questions was 43%.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%