Making Choices: Ethical Decisions in a Global Context

Bonde, Sheila; Briant, C. L.; Firenze, Paul; Hanavan, Julianne; Huang, Amy; Li, Min; Narayanan, N. C.; Parthasarathy, D.; Zhao, Hang

doi:10.1007/s11948-015-9641-5

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“…Questions of ethics are intrinsically bound up with notions of what it means to be human, considerations of good and bad, right and wrong. Ethics is chiefly about preventing harm, with some ethical frameworks weighing up the rights of the individual versus achieving a greater good (Bonde et al 2016): the power of touch places it at the heart of such questions. Yet, just as social norms change (Chap.…”

Section: What Is Ethical Touch?mentioning

confidence: 99%

Interdisciplinary Insights for Digital Touch Communication

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Human–Computer Interaction Series

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Section: What Is Ethical Touch?mentioning

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“…An extremely large number of ethical frameworks have been developed. Some are aligned with particular ethical theories, such as the consequentialist framework, the duty framework, and the virtue framework [ 53 ], while others have been developed for use within certain professions.…”

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Applying an Ethical Framework to Herbal Medicine

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Salehi

Sharifi‐Rad

et al. 2018

Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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Herbal medicines make a vital contribution to healthcare globally, but from production through to practice, there are ethical challenges that require attention. Ethical challenges are often analysed through application of an ethical framework because this can facilitate a consistent and structured approach. In healthcare, the most commonly used framework over recent decades has been that of the four principles: beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, and justice. However, for various reasons that are explained, this approach to ethical analysis is not the most fitting for the global phenomenon of herbal medicine. In this paper, a relatively new moral framework that is based upon the globally accepted values of care, respect, honesty, and fairness is explored in relation to herbal medicine for the first time. Through application of this framework, the ethical challenges and actions needed to address them become clear, thus resulting in practical recommendations for enhancing ethical standards in herbal medicine.

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“…A few studies have included SMEs as a unit of analysis (see, for example, Painter-Morland & Dobie, 2009;Vivier, 2013;Anggraeni, 2014;Bonde et al, 2016;Jonker & Robinson, 2017).…”

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Perspectives on business ethics in South African small and medium enterprises

Wyk

Venter

2022

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SMEs are the driving force of economies. However, they face challenges that affect their long-term survival, such as developing ethical business environments. Business ethicsrelated research is underdeveloped in SMEs, thus limiting our understanding of business ethics in SMEs. The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate how business ethics is conceptualised in SMEs, using the Delphi Technique. In SMEs, business ethics is viewed as doing the right thing, having integrity, being transparent, trustworthy, and behaving responsibly towards internal and external parties. The contribution of this article is that business ethics is perceived as upholding quality, being transparent and trustworthy.

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Making Choices: Ethical Decisions in a Global Context

Cited by 14 publications

References 25 publications

Interdisciplinary Insights for Digital Touch Communication

Interdisciplinary Insights for Digital Touch Communication

Applying an Ethical Framework to Herbal Medicine

Perspectives on business ethics in South African small and medium enterprises

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