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Medical ethics education in India
Ravindran, GD
Ravindran, GD
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"The Medical Council of India (MCI) regulations on undergraduate medical courses emphasise that medical graduates become exemplary citizens by the observation of medical ethics, and fulfilling social and professional obligations, so as to respond to national aspirations (2). This is one of the objectives of medical education. Students need to develop a rational approach to solve medical dilemmas that they will face in the future. Just as they learn various subjects to tackle medical problems, they also need ethics to solve the moral quandaries that they are likely to face in their practice in the future."
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2008-01
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