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Currently, the Ebola virus has been classified by the WHO as "an international public health emergency" that has highlighted among other things, the enormous importance of proper and timely medical care. However, the complexity of this new health scenario, mainly due to personal risk in the event of infection, means that professionals are directly faced with situations of great ethical conflict since there is a competition between their duties to patients, colleagues, society and those directed to their own safety. The reasons given by those professionals who respond positively to the duties of their patients have been categorized into three items, namely: professional ethics, the need to help and work ethics. The philosophical foundations of these responses find their roots in the compassion and sense of responsibility that arise when we face helplessness.

Frente a la amenaza de la enfermedad del Ébola&#8230;¿por qué permanecer en servicio?: Algunas reflexiones

Frente a la amenaza de la enfermedad del Ébola…¿por qué permanecer en servicio?: Algunas reflexiones