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Macro ethics and micro ethics: the case of health care

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Ethics is a major concern in the health care field. Health care professionals must ensure that they are benefitting patients and meeting ethical and moral guidelines in the provision of care. There are two types of ethical issues facing the health care community: micro issues and macro issues. Micro issues cover issues that arise on a daily basis, and they involve such factors as technological change and dealing with a diverse population. Macro issues concern the allocation, use, and management of health care resources. Macro issues are of major importance as the amount of resources being consumed by health care continues to rise.

Author: Barkin, Martin
Publisher: Institute of Public Administration of Canada
Publication Name: Canadian Public Administration
Subject: Government
ISSN: 0008-4840
Year: 1991
Economic aspects, Health care industry, Medical ethics

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Ethics and the environment: beyond self-interest

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North America has been slow in developing an ethical orientation toward dealing with, and thus protecting, the environment. The upsurge in interest in the environment is a consequence of enlightened self-interest. People are understanding that the destruction of the environment is having dangerous consequences on humanity. Enlightened self-interest has proven to be the impetus for the rise of the concept of sustainable development. Sustainable development limits the exploitation of the environment without seriously restricting the flexibility of subsequent generations.

Author: Richardson, Dorothy
Publisher: Institute of Public Administration of Canada
Publication Name: Canadian Public Administration
Subject: Government
ISSN: 0008-4840
Year: 1991
Economic development, Ecology

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Can we democratize decisions on risk and the environment?

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This article discusses the making of environmental policy by exploring citizen's concerns over pollution, climate change and oil spills as seen in politcal activists' mobilization efforts compared to the decisions over environmental protection through administrative procedures, regulations and standard-setting. The author focuses on the disjunction between the processes used by states to deal with environmental issues and the emotional salience of these issues for the mass public.

Author: Weale, Albert
Publisher: Blackwell Publishers Ltd.
Publication Name: Government and Opposition
Subject: Government
ISSN: 0017-257X
Year: 2001
World, Social aspects, Risk management, Political aspects, Political activists, Activists, Environmental policy, Democratization, Globalization

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Subjects list: Analysis, Ethical aspects, Ethics, Environmental aspects, Environmental protection
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