Healthethics

Healthethics is the study of ethical issues in healthcare, focusing on the moral principles that guide medical practice and research. It examines topics like patient consent, privacy, equitable access to services, and the responsibilities of healthcare providers. Healthethics strives to ensure that patient rights are protected while balancing the needs of society and advancing medical knowledge. By addressing complex dilemmas, such as resource allocation and emerging technologies, healthethics helps to shape policies and practices that promote fairness and respect for all individuals in health-related contexts.