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bioethics /bʌɪəʊˈɛθɪks /plural noun [treated as singular]The ethics of medical and biological research.Later programs will deal with population and social change, with medical research and bioethics, with art and culture, and with our history....- Members of this group have expertise in clinical medicine, research, journalism, bioethics, law, or medical editing.
- This has led to productive dialogue between (for example) medical sociology, bioethics, and the medical humanities.
Derivativesbioethical adjective ...- Although this study did not focus on perioperative bioethical dilemmas, the results provide a framework to analyze issues perioperative nurses face.
- As health care changes come into play in our society, bioethical needs, decisions, and guidelines will change to meet the new requirements of the societal ambience.
- Clearly, we are moving into an era of increasingly complicated bioethical issues.
bioethicist /bʌɪəʊˈɛθɪsɪst/ noun ...- Subsequent media coverage of such issues as xenografting and human cloning made bioethics and bioethicists familiar to many Americans.
- They also require that trainee healthcare professionals and clinical faculty are aware of individuals they could approach with ethical concerns and have the right to consult with a bioethicist or consultant in clinical ethics.
- In their eyes, the destiny of bioethicists is to sit on bioethics committees and set public policy.
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