Ethics in Patient Care, Vol 10, Issue 3

Abstract

Good care is the reflection of care ethics. To improve the quality of care, moral behavior is needed in addition to law and regulation. Personal involvement and motivation of care are important elements of good care. Thus, health care provider must change their perspective. Their education on medical ethics needs to be more practically oriented rather than theoretical. In addition, ethical reflection is a contextual and experiential learning process. Bioethics training is required in order to foster, inter alia, the moral power of imagination of care providers. This issue of the Bangladesh Journal of Bioethics is designated with articles on ethics in patient care