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Beneficience: the duty to goodAutonomy: respect for the patient's rights and self determinationNon-Maleficence: do no harmJustice: treat all people equally and equitibly.

This is a typical question asked by the majority of medical schools at interviews. Although it may seem like a very basic question, it is a great example of a question which can be easily prepared for and...

What's important to remember is that when it comes to ethics, there is no 'right answer' to a complicated question. All that matters is that you come up with an answer, one that can be ethically ...

remind yourself you are a medical student NOT a doctor, then start off by introducing yourself and ask the patient how aware they are of there current condition. Then ask them if they would like to bring ...

Medical school applications are highly competitive and require applicants to be proactive and stand out. Applicant ordering interview style varies between university and as the previous head of my schools...