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    Morality and Honesty

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    Honesty: The meaning of honesty is “truthfulness” Honesty is a great value which is recognized all over the world. A person is born with the quality of honesty but it is difficult to find a truly honest person. This “honesty” word is very much know to whole world but has less impact on the character main part of our society. The value of honesty is highest compliment for a person. An honest person can also be identified by his nature and behavior like sun. The sun is known to all by its light

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    Qualities needed to be a doctor? * Dedication * One of the primary requirements in order to become successful is to have an immense desire in the medicine at the same time to a passion help people. A doctor of medicine is responsible to cure the patient based on the medical principles he learned from school and internship.  * Hardwork * A doctor of medicine should also possess the quality of a hardworking person. Becoming a physician involve lots of preparation. First‚ you have to

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    will get some sort of praise or something in return Although America has these beliefs‚ it’s not entirely their fault‚ teachers‚ parents and even the government have spoiled Americans into this way of thinking. Some would argue to say that parents play a big role for the cause of young Americans being lazy and narcissistic. Parents believe that the only way to make their children happy is to not only provide for their needs‚ but provide everything they would want also. When parents are too lenient

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    Nurses vs Doctors

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    For the purpose of this essay the author will be comparing and contrasting the regulations between Nurses and Doctors. The author researched both of these professions to help write this essay. The author will include points discussing the registration and education of each profession‚ the continuous professional development that nurses and doctors take part in‚ ethical issues and professional boundaries within the health care setting. Also accountability and responsibility will be discussed along

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    Morality of Torture

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    The moral issue of torture is one that has come under scrutiny by many national and international organizations as of late. To talk about torture one must really understand what torture is. As taken from Dictionary.com "1.a. Infliction or severe physical pain as a means of punishment or coercion. b. An instrument or a method for inflicting such pain. 2. Excruciating physical or mental pain; agony. 3. Something causing severe pain or anguish." This is just the literal meaning of the word but doesn’t

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    Doctors vs. Nurses

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    In the medical field doctors and nurses are two groups of people who share an almost indistinguishable goal‚ and that is to serve the patient to the best of their ability. Yet‚ although these two professions have a lot in common there is much that is different between them. This includes the differences in power‚ pay‚ status‚ class‚ and gender. In the United States the most common kind of nurse is known as a registered nurse or RN. The education process for this kind of nurse is graduation from

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    Doctors Without Boarders

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    Doctors without boarders xxxxxxxxxxx xxxx National and Community Change and Development Doctors without boarders This case analysis is about the work Doctors Without Borders do for the people with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis in the Sub-Saharan country of Swaziland and the story of a boy named Senzo that are in the middle of such a treatment. With a weak immune system because of the HIV virus‚ tuberculosis and similar diseases could kill him. With the help of this organization and many

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    Ancient Greek Doctors

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    patients recover‚ because they believe in doctors” this quote comes from one of the most famous ancient Greek doctors‚ Hippocrates. When we look at the ancient Greeks life it’s mainly focused around the Gods but in medicine the doctors‚ like Hippocrates‚ tried to figure out natural reasons as to why someone got ill. Certainly not every person trusted doctors because many still turned to the Gods to try to fix their illness. After researching about ancient Greek doctors people can realize that some of the

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    Doctors Without Borders

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    appropriate to ask how the market of humanitarian organizations is segmented. In a radical way‚ internationally and during the symbolic year of 1968‚ the first generation of nongovernmental humanitarian organizations (Red Cross‚ UNICEF...) and the second (Doctors Without Borders‚ Médecins du Monde‚ Action against Hunger...) have in common: the action. We can separate organizations in 2 different contexts: one short-term concerns - emergency especially in case of human crises and / or natural disasters. The

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    Doctors Without Borders

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    In 1971‚ a small group of doctors in Paris formed an organization. Their goal was to provide emergency medical aid‚ no matter where it is needed or who needs it. This was the beginning of Medecins Sans Frontieres‚ (MSF) or‚ in English‚ Doctors Without Borders. The philosophy of MSF is that all people have the right to medical care‚ regardless of race‚ religion‚ or nationality. Today‚ according to MSF‚ the world needs medical doctors who can provide aid to any nation quickly‚ efficiently‚ and without

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