Evaluation for the Real World: The Impact of Evidence in Policy Making by Palfrey Colin & Thomas Paul

Author:Palfrey, Colin & Thomas, Paul [Palfrey, Colin & Thomas, Paul]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Public Policy, Political Science, Public Affairs & Administration, General
ISBN: 9781847429162
Google: bAFpDwAAQBAJ
Goodreads: 23422102
Publisher: Policy Press
Published: 2012-06-13T09:05:59+00:00

The ethical factors discussed above are espoused by Gillon (1994) in relation to medical practice. But there are also a number of ethical principles which have been advocated more broadly across professional life generally (Newman and Brown, 1996, Palfrey and Thomas, 1996). They include:

respect for people’s autonomy (including keeping people fully informed so that they can make informed choices);

non-maleficence (attempting to ensure that one’s actions cause no harm and to inform people if there are any unavoidable risks);

beneficence (for example, using resources as beneficially as possible);

treating people fairly (for example, providing everyone with the service to which they are entitled and not allowing any personal views about people’s lifestyle to affect the quality of service given to them);

acting with integrity (for example, genuinely striving to achieve the stated objectives of our activities).

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