Our medical school study group comes from six different countries and we constantly clash over case studies because what seems obviously ethical to some feels wrong to others - we're supposed to learn together but we're mostly arguing about whose medical ethics are correct.
More people experience this than they realize.
Professional formation fractures when global medical ethics education assumes universal principles that don't exist.
“Where Are You with Medical ethics across traditions?”
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