Moral philosophies and principles

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Critically discuss how moral philosophies and principles provide an ethical framework for the delivery of health services by individuals and organizations?

Choose a particular philosophy or perspective discussed in the readings and apply to either your work place or to a health care organization.

How would you define the "ethical framework" where you work?

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