An ethical relationship with pharma

Big bad pharma: an ethical analysis of physician-directed and consumer-directed marketing tactics.

“We try never to forget that medicine is for the people. It is not for the profits. The profits follow.”1 This noble mantra is longforgotten in today’s world of extreme pharmaceutical marketing tactics, which are frequently deceptive and supported by biased information. Pharmaceutical manufacturers often appear to forget their moral purpose and instead engage in the hard sell, stopping at nothi...

Analyzing the Relationship between Ethical Orientation with Intensity and Sensitivity

Background: Ethical orientation as a guide to the formation of individual beliefs and attitudes in dealing with ethical dilemmas can influence the of auditors' decision-making. Hence, in this research, the relationship between ethical orientations and the ethical sensitivity and moral intensity of auditors is examined. Method: The method of this research is descriptive survey. The statistical p...

Good pharma? Bad pharma? Better pharma.

An open source pharma roadmap

In an Essay, Matthew Todd and colleagues discuss an open source approach to drug development.

Analysis of Rural Geomorphotourism Sites with an Ethical Tourism Approach

Background: Rural geomorphoturism is a type of consciously and sensibly rural tourism in environment with the aim of watching and recognizing the geological phenomena and their processes and learning how to shape and evolve them in and around the countryside, Which if ignored by ethical standards by tourists, can lead to problems and vulnerabilities in villages. Therefore, the current research ...