The article aims to reflect the medical virtue ethics as applied situations related COVID-19 pandemic. method of processing uses deduction, by which points out use generally defined cardinal and theological virtues in terms specific attitudes concrete situations. practical output is usability these reflections prevention therapy stress, including burnout syndrome post-traumatic stress disorder....

Ahlak felsefesinin geçmişten bu yana en önemli kavramlarından olan erdem, epistemolojide de 1980 sonrasında gündeme alınmış, akabinde erdem epistemolojisi, felsefî araştırmanın gelişen alanlarından biri haline gelmiştir. Fail temelli bir yaklaşım epistemolojisinde entelektüel erdemin ne olduğuna ilişkin farklı anlayışlar alanda iki ana akımı, güvenilirci ve mesuliyetçi yaklaşımı ortaya çıkarmış...

There is still surprisingly little explicit consideration of ethics in relation to IS. This paper addresses this relative gap by arguing that MacIntyre’s critique of utilitarianism in bureaucratic organizations with its alternative ‘virtues-goods-practice-institution’ framework offers a fruitful approach for an analysis of ethical concerns relating to information systems. We cast the notion of ...

In understanding fully persons' moral predicaments, a core component of forming perceptual judgments, nurses may need to shift the epistemology of their practice from instrumental reasoning, or means-ends thinking, integrating a virtue-based practical reasoning. A bearing witness that achieves understanding of clients' moral qualities is attained through the articulation of nurses' self-identit...

When traditional virtue ethics is applied to clinical medicine, it often claims as its goal the good of the individual patient, and focuses on the dyadic relationship between one physician and one patient. An alternative model of virtue ethics, more appropriate to the practice of emergency medicine, will be outlined by this paper. This alternative model is based on the assumption that the appro...

When traditional virtue ethics is applied to clinical medicine, it often claims as its goal the good of the individual patient, and focuses on the dyadic relationship between one physician and one patient. An alternative model of virtue ethics, more appropriate to the practice of emergency medicine, will be outlined by this paper. This alternative model is based on the assumption that the appro...

Despite tendencies to compete for a prime place in moral theory, neither virtue ethics nor the four principles approach should claim to be superior to, or logically prior to, the other. Together they provide a more adequate account of the moral life than either can offer on its own. The virtues of principlism are clarity, simplicity and (to some extent) universality. These are well illustrated ...