What does “ethics” mean to you? by

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A way of thinking

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Making decisions based off of what is right, not just your personal opinion

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Moral principles

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Doing what’s right, depending on the persons values and opinions

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What’s right and wrong

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What is right and wrong within the industry (relates to morals)

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Understanding what is right and wrong and taking into account all outcomes of your actions

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Ethics means to me right from wrong

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the difference between right and wrong in opinions. the divide in communities who have different values.

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Doing what’s best for the patient while adhering to RCVS guidelines. Recognising where your limits are and working within them to ensure saftey

evecripps — 2025-10-22 12:36:06 UTC

Looking at Positives and negatives and then deciding pros outweigh cons

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Set of values you live by, and a framework for how you make decisions

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How people should behave

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decision making

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What is right and good

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It’s about standards of behavior—what’s considered good, fair, or just in a society or for an individual.

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Morals, doing right from wrong. Both for clients and colleagues.

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Right things and wrong things that could happens/shouldn't happens

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Ethics to me means following guidelines in order to keep you, your client and the profession safe to keep a good image (eg keeping clients personal details safe, saying to clients any mistakes that occurred)