... Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Sustainable leadership Artificial intelligence Students Curriculum development Ethics The healthcare sector is at a critical point, marked by fast-paced growth and the blending of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with medical practices...

...Erica Falkenström; Anna T. Höglund Purpose The purpose of this paper is to contribute knowledge on ethical issues and reasoning in expert reports concerning healthcare governance, commissioned by the Swedish healthcare system. Design/methodology/approach An in-depth analysis of ethical issues...

...Delia Wainwright; Sally Sambrook Purpose The aims is to consider the political and ethical challenges involved in conducting ethnographic managerial/organisational behaviour research within the highly regulated health and social care context, in light of the emergence of more stringent “ethical...

...Lorna Storr This research paper gives an account of a study into the relationship between leadership and integrity. There is a critical analysis of the current literature for effective, successful and ethical leadership particularly, integrity. The purpose and aim of this paper is to build...

... in the USA. B.   Rich . Strange Bedfellows: How Medical Jurisprudence Has Influenced Medical Ethics and Medical Practice . New York, NY : Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers   2001 . 196 pp. (hardback) , ISBN: 0 306 46665 1 © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> Ethics Patient care...

...Iain Smith J.   Guimon . Inequity and Madness: Psychosocial and Human Rights Issues . New York, NY : Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers   2001 . 225 pp. (hardback) , ISBN: 0 306 46674 0 © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> Ethics Mental health Human rights...

...Gillian D. Green Ethics is attracting increasing attention in management of both public‐ and private‐sector organisations. For managers within health‐care systems, ethical issues can be most acute, especially given the human rights issues involved in new legislation. This paper explores some...

...Jim Connelly To date the practice of health sector management has not been sufficiently theorised. An adequate theory should be able to answer the pre‐eminent critique of managerial rationality and ethics mounted by Alasdair MacIntyre in After Virtue and should also offer robust analytical...

...Hugh Lee Many textbooks in this area tend to limit discussion to the central themes of consequentialism and deontology. By incorporating egoism and determinism and free will as well as a brief but helpful appendix on meta‐ethics, Palmer is able to take a broader and more circumspect view...

... with a national equality plan. Second, there is a failure of implementation, Third, the programme is inherently flawed: its business rationale is less than convincing to many health professionals who attach a high value to ethics, Fourth, the reasons for failure relate to all equality programmes for women...

... model of what is meant by cost needs both redefinition and acceptance; this will also require political and social adjustments. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Decision making Economics Ethics Marketing Medical products Pharmaceuticals Up to now, efficacy and safety were generally...

...Iain J. Smith The new public sector health managers are now being asked to make difficult choices regarding the rationing of health care. This is a new experience for many and exposes the ethical base from which many operate. Initiates the debate concerning which morality is currently being...