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Medical students heading out on to the wards can encounter a bewildering array of ethically problematic scenarios. A recent study (Donaldson et al., 2010) looking at how medical students define and discuss moral problems, identified a large number of issues as the source of these moral problems. These included situations involving decision making at the end of life, the termination of pregnancy, pre-natal testing, reproductive technologies, child protection issues, substance misuse, and interpersonal conflict. Many of these issues are focussed in or even unique to a medical setting, with little or no precedence or guidance available from life outside medicine. These were the issues that students raised, and they sought further ethical resourcing to guide them through these tricky situations.

Ethical Resources for the Clinician: Principles, Values and Other Theories