医疗保健、商业和道德:我们共同拥有的商品。

Health progress (Saint Louis, Mo.) Pub Date : 2016-11-01

Michael J Naughton

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公共利益是我们大多数人认为我们理解的术语之一，直到我们开始谈论它。我们的谈话常常变得陈词滥调和说教，感觉越来越抽象和模糊。正如一位医疗保健高管对我说的，“我怎么知道公共利益是否会伤害我?”

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Health Care, Business, and Ethics: The Goods We Hold in Common.

The common good is one of those terms that most of us think we understand until we start talking about it. Our conversations too often become platitudinous and moralistic, feeling more and more abstract and vague. As one health care executive said to me, “How would I know if the common good bit me?"

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