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There is a contemporary dialectic concerning the status of evidence-based medicine, criticising it for being ‘scientistic’, epistemologically inconsistent, rigid and dismissive of non-numerical sources of knowledge. A ...

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Meaning and value in medical school curricula

Lipworth, W; Kerridge, I; Little, M; Gordon, J; Markham, P

Published 2012-01-01

Rationale, aims and objectives: Bioethics and professionalism are standard subjects in medical training programs, and these curricula reflect particular representations of meaning and practice. It is important that these ...

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VALUES-BASED MEDICINE AND MODEST FOUNDATIONALISM

Little, M; Lipworth, W; Gordon, J; Markham, P; Kerridge, I

Published 2012-01-01

Values-based medicine can be interpreted in economic terms as the medicine that delivers the most benefit for a given cost. But values have another meaning in philosophy. They refer to the basic commitments that justify ...

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How Pharmaceutical Industry Employees Manage Competing Moral Commitments

Lipworth, W; Montgomery, K; Little, M

Published 2013-01-01

The pharmaceutical industry has been criticised for pervasive misconduct. These concerns have generally resulted in increasing regulation. While such regulation is no doubt necessary, it tends to assume that everyone working ...

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Informed consent and medical ordeal: a qualitative study

Little, M; Jordens, C; McGrath, C; Montgomery, K; Lipworth, W; Kerridge, I

Published 2008-09-03

Background Informed consent is a mainstay of clinical practice, with both moral and legal force. Material disclosure about extreme treatments, however, is unlikely to convey the full impact of the experience of treatment. ...

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Making decisions in the mechanistic, probabilistic and scientific domains of medicine: a qualitative study of medical practitioners

Little, M; Gordon, J; Markham, P; Lipworth, W; Kerridge, I

Published 2011-01-01

Rationale, aims and objectives: To find out how medical practitioners perceive the processes of decision-making in the context of the individual patient and to examine the importance of decision- making in the development ...

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THE DUAL NATURE OF ENCULTURATION IN POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL TRAINING AND PRACTICE

Gordon, J; Markham, P; Lipworth, W; Kerridge, I; Little, M

Published 2012-01-01

Context: Enculturation is a normal and continuing part of human development. This study examined how medical graduates perceive the process of enculturation after graduation. Study: In a qualitative study of the values ...

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Should biomedical publishing be ‘opened-up’? Towards a values-based peer-review process.

Lipworth, W; Kerridge, I; Carter, SM; Little, M

Published 2011-01-01

Peer review of manuscripts for biomedical journals has become a subject of intense ethical debate. One of the most contentious issues is whether or not peer review should be anonymous. This study aimed to generate a rich, ...

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Values, ethics and the law--Issues for practice and education

Little, M

Published 1998-01-01

ABSTRACT For many years, thoughtful medical practitioners have concerned themselves with the place of health services and medicine in their social setting. They have recognized that there are genuine moral dilemmas which ...

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The illness trajectory or the illness journey – what’s in a metaphor?

Little, M; Jordens, C; Paul, K; Sayers, E; Sriskandarajah, D

Published 1999-01-01

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