Something in an article I was reading.....

[DropkickMurphy]

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It is not uncommon to identify ethics entirely with one’s obligations to others, in effect construing one form of moral failure (selfishness) as expressing the basic character of all moral failure.

It made me think of the pre-allo forums.

 

[braluk]

DKM- I'll have you know, that everyone going into medicine is of the highest morals! I've reported you for blasphemy.

 

[Genetics]

It made me think of the pre-allo forums.

I could spend all day posting information I find interesting that is relevant to pre-med stuff. It would lead to people wanting to jump off a cliff!

 

[DropkickMurphy]

DKM- I'll have you know, that everyone going into medicine is of the highest morals! I've reported you for blasphemy.

Oh please......one of the guys who is on the ethics committee at the AMA made a discussion about this in the aftermath of the SARS outbreak:

Clark, for instance, writing from (but not officially on behalf of) the ethics office of the AMA, praises the selfless service of doctors in the face of SARS, (18) but alerts us in the subsequent
exchange of letters (19) that this service is perhaps not as selfless as it appears: he characterizes this ‘selfless service' as something of a bargaining tool, and claims that the good that doctors bargain
for with this service is their status as independent practitioners, self-regulating, and beholden to no outside social body

Chew on that.....

SOURCES:
Both of the above quotes are from:
Reid L: Diminishing returns? Risk and the duty to care in the SARS epidemic. Bioethics 2005; 19: 348-361

The cited items are:
18) C.C. Clark. In harm's way. Hastings Center Report 2003; 33: inside back cover.
19) C.C. Clark. Reply. Hastings Center Report 2004; 34: 4.

 

[DropkickMurphy]

I could spend all day posting information I find interesting that is relevant to pre-med stuff. It would lead to people wanting to jump off a cliff!

Yes, but unlike what you post, what I'm posting about might actually come up as an issue in interviews or in a sticky ethical situation.

 

[Tired]

I could spend all day posting information I find interesting that is relevant to pre-med stuff. It would lead to people wanting to jump off a cliff!

Every time I accidently read one of your posts, I want to jump off a cliff.

 

[Falco2525]

wow thats all i have to say

 

[DropkickMurphy]

wow thats all i have to say

To which post?

 

[ExKitty Doctor]

tired the tread killer, thats who... haha

 

[Funky]

Every time I accidently read one of your posts, I want to jump off a cliff.

 

[Anastasis]

Every time I accidently read one of your posts, I want to jump off a cliff.

 

[DropkickMurphy]

Every time I accidently read one of your posts, I want to jump off a cliff.

Feel free to discuss those feelings here

 

[Tired]

Feel free to discuss those feelings here

Too sweet . . .

 

[NickRiviera]

Feel free to discuss those feelings here

This made my day

 

[DropkickMurphy]

And another thread that will make Nick's day

 

[NickRiviera]

And another thread that will make Nick's day

Already voted for my all-time hero, Genetics.

 

[KaraKiz]

DKM- I'll have you know, that everyone going into medicine is of the highest morals! I've reported you for blasphemy.

Braluk,
Can't you put DKM on probationary status for blasphemy now that you are a moderator? How about just changing his title to "DropkickMurphy, Banned for Trolling"? Come on... I'll give you five bucks.

 

[braluk]

Haha

Nope, not a mod here, thats Doctorpardi's job to give infarcts. the supermods can ban. I am the thread post man

 

[DropkickMurphy]

Braluk,
Can't you put DKM on probationary status for blasphemy now that you are a moderator? How about just changing his title to "DropkickMurphy, Banned for Trolling"? Come on... I'll give you five bucks.

Hell....I'll do it myself.