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Code of Ethics in the Practice of Medicine
Medical Board of Trinidad and Tobago Code of Ethics in the Practice
of Medicine
 
The Four Principles of Biomedical Ethics 
- Autonomy – a physician should respect the patient’s capacity to make decisions  about their care.
 
- Beneficence – a physician should “do good” by making decisions that serve the best interests of the patient.
 
- Non-maleficence – a physician should “first do no harm.”
 
- Justice – a physician should ensure fairness of care given to a patient and by extension, the distribution of health resources.
 
 
 
 
 
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