The origins of ethical principles, especially those concerning physicians, trace back to ancient civilisations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece. Ethical discussions within these cultures date back to around 2340 BCE with the writings of individuals like Nefer-seshem-re and flourished during Greece’s golden age in the fifth century BCE.

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Patient’s Rights

  • Saleh Abbas

摘要

The origins of ethical principles, especially those concerning physicians, trace back to ancient civilisations like Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Greece. Ethical discussions within these cultures date back to around 2340 BCE with the writings of individuals like Nefer-seshem-re and flourished during Greece’s golden age in the fifth century BCE.