Personal Health and Medical Information

Whatsoever things I see or hear concerning the life of men, in my attendance on the sick or even apart where from, which ought not be noised about, I will keep silence thereon, counting such things to be as sacred secrets.

- From the Hippocratic Oath 

 

 reaction:

--There are many information that are so sensitive to state in a public

we people should be aware of all the information specially with regards

to the status of our medical records and our personal heath which has a

privacy to hide our personal health and all the medical records that we have.

Because their are some sort of information that is so sacred secrets to

everyone to protect their identity.For more information we can search for more

details with regards to privacy and personal information.

Why are ethics important?

Ethics Are Important

 

So, why are ethics important? They are important because they keep people from doing what is wrong. If an individual has no ethics, he will do the wrong thing whenever he believes it will benefit him and that he can get away with it.
Ethics are different than laws, and different than doing the right thing as a result of fear of consequences. While something that is unethical might be illegal, there is not necessarily a perfect overlap. Furthermore, in many ways ethics can be even more important than the law, since the law will only deter a person from bad behavior if he fears penalty, while a person with a strong code of ethics will do the right thing just because it is the right thing.
If a person had no code of ethics, he could steal, as long as no one was watching. He could lie to his loved ones or to strangers, as long as the lie didn't rise to the level of criminal fraud. He could engage in all sorts of things that were "wrong" and "bad" as long as he didn't get caught.
Since the law can't possibly catch everyone each time they do something bad, and the law can't make every "wrong" action illegal, society would quickly fall apart if there were no ethical principles or moral rights or wrongs.

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