Pharmaceutical ethics

Author: Jiao Quan (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: Moral or ethical rules are not just empty slogans or exaggerated claims; the idea that "the higher someone's voice, the higher their morality" is not reasonable. This responsibility refers to the duties in one's own position or role, not only in various sectors of society but also in high and low official positions or public service roles. Understanding this principle will help one recognize the importance of professional ethics. In recent years, many domestic government agencies and industries have developed their own moral codes or codes of conduct. Many people have systematically organized these into professional ethics for various trades and professions. I believe this is an inevitable trend and a pressing social need. I hope it can be promoted to play a positive role in advancing and improving the social moral climate. Currently, there are many unsatisfactory practices in the pharmaceutical market that need to be addressed. Professor Jiao Quan from China Pharmaceutical University has bravely taken the initiative to write the book "Pharmaceutical Ethics," widely disseminating the professional ethics within the pharmaceutical industry to pharmacy students and professionals. This will undoubtedly benefit the social moral climate.