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relationships between dentists have generally been considered unethical if

  • 2 things


  • paying or receiving any fee or nay other consideration solely to procure the referral of a patient (free-splitting)

  • luring patients from colleagues


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true or false

in the Hippocratic tradition of dental ethics dentist owe special respect to their teachers and they owe a debt of gratitude

true

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what body should be able to raise concerns about teachers

dental student associations may be able to raise concerns about ethical issues in dental education

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  • not all means of maximising income even if legal are considered ethical

  • what s fee-splitting


involves payment from one dentist to another simply for referring a patient is forbidden in codes of ethics

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dentistry is a self regulating profession

dental profession has established

high standards of behaviour and disciplinary procedures o investigate accusations of misbehaviour to punish wrongdoers

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what is emphasised in codes of dental ethics

the obligation to report incompetence misconduct or impairment on the part of ones colleagues

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what is the first step in reporting misconduct

to approach the colleague and say his behaviour is unethical

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what should you have basic familiarity with

with research methods

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all aspects of dental practice should be validated by

research

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most common method of research for comparing and evaluating drugs is what

clinical trials

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<p>what are the 4 stages of clinical trial  research </p><p></p>

what are the 4 stages of clinical trial research


Phase one research: determine what dosage of a

drug is required to produce a response how the

body processes the drug, and whether the drug

produces toxic effects.


• Phase two: patients who have the disease

and determine whether the drug has any

beneficial effect on the disease and has any

harmful side effects


• Phase three research is the clinical trial: large

number of patients, compared to placebo

(double blinded)


• Phase four research takes place after the drug is

licensed and marketed. monitored for side

effects

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what happens to every proposal for research on human subjects

must be reviewed and approved by an independent ethics committee

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informed consent

Nuremberg Code :

the voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential

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informed consent

the research subject

should have sufficient knowledge and comprehension of the elements of the subject matter involved

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in clinical trials the dentists role is different from the researches role why

the dentist role must take presentence

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only …… of the global research funding is spent on health problems that affect 90% of the world

10%