Fundamental principles |
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1.Principle of primacy of patient welfare |
2.Principle of patient autonomy |
3.Principle of social justice |
Professional Responsibilities |
1.Commitment to professional competence |
2.Commitment to honesty with patients |
3.Commitment to patient confidentiality |
4.Commitment to maintaining appropriate relations with patients |
5.Commitment to improving quality of care |
6.Commitment to improving access to care |
7.Commitment to a just distribution of finite resources |
8.Commitment to scientific knowledge |
9.Commitment to maintaining trust by managing conflicts of interests |
10.Commitment to professional responsibilities |
Charter on Professionalism[19]
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