What are the basic principles of medical ethics?

Principles of medical ethics: respect principle, no harm principle, advantage principle and justice principle. The importance of these four principles is the same, and there is no difference.

Medical ethics, internationally representative medical ethics, such as Hippocratic oath, Geneva declaration, international medical ethics standards, medical professionalism in the new Millennium: doctor's declaration, nightingale oath.

Chinese mainland's medical ethics mainly include: the code of conduct for employees in medical institutions, the oath of medical students in China, the convention for clinicians, and the code of ethics for doctors in China.

Summarizing the ancient and modern global medical ethics norms can be summarized as follows:

People-oriented, treating diseases and saving lives; Rigorous and realistic, striving for perfection; Equal communication and equal treatment; Dignified manners and civilized language; Honest medical practice, law-abiding; Honest and trustworthy, keeping medical secrets; Respect each other, learn from each other, unite and cooperate; Enthusiastic about public welfare.

Basic viewpoints and theories of medical ethics;

1, outlook on life: life sacredness, life quality and life value.

2. Death culture, scientific view of death and death education.

3. Medical humanism, medical consequences and medical justice.

4. Doctor's obligation theory, doctor's virtue theory and patient's power theory.