Ethical Prinicples
This principle means “do no harm.”
Nonmaleficence
This decides right vs wrong based on moral values.
Ethics
Getting permission before someone participates.
Informed Consent
Treating people fairly in how benefits and burdens are shared.
Justice
Before making a decision, you must collect this.
Facts
Giving extra support so everyone has a fair chance at health.
Equity
Enforced by authorities with legal consequences.
Law
The unethical study of untreated syphilis in the U.S.
Tuskegee Study
When the majority makes decisions that harm the minority.
Tyranny of the Majority
These are the people affected by public health decisions.
Stakeholders
Being open and honest about public health decisions
Transparency
This document lists basic freedoms for all humans.
UDHR (Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
This report set the rules for human research ethics.
Belmont Report
Everyone deserves access to medical care — this is a ______.
Human Right
“Voices from different groups should be heard” — this principle.
Inclusiveness
“We rely on each other” — people and systems are connected.
Interdependence
The process of making laws should align with this to ensure fairness.
Ethical Principles
Name one of the three Belmont principles.
Respect for Persons, Beneficence, or Justice
Equal treatment regardless of race, gender, or background.
No Discrimination
Being flexible and adjusting decisions when needed.
Responsiveness
Doing what benefits the most people overall.
Utilitarianism
A decision that is fair, ethical, and backed by good reasons.
Morally Defensible Decision
Which medicine did they discover cures syphilis? How many years did the study continue?
Penicilin and 40yrs
What event in the 1960s is an example of minority protection?
Civil Rights Movement
Decision-makers should answer for their choices — this is ______.
Accountability