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Introduction: Lack of knowledge and education

Ethically or legally problematic situations also emerge if the persons involved do not have the necessary knowledge about legal rules or ethical guidelines. Similarly, intercultural differences can...

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Lack of knowledge and awareness in law, ethics, and intercultural differences

Introduction: Lack of knowledge and education

Lack of knowledge in ethics

Medical officer leading anti-insurgent raid

Estimating the age of captured persons

Punitive medical examination

Medical officer present during "harsh interrogation"

Ethical versus Military Imperatives

Delayed transport of wounded enemy to medical facility on purpose?

Reporting abuse?

Treatment first, interrogation second

Lack of knowledge in legal regulations

Medical officer leading anti-insurgent raid

Punitive medical examination

Physicians' Involvement in Coercive Interrogations

Condoning rape?

Medical confidentiality and privacy of detainees

Transport of ammunition in ambulances?

Medical officer present during "harsh interrogation"

Ethical versus Military Imperatives

Delayed transport of wounded enemy to medical facility on purpose?

Reporting abuse?

Treatment first, interrogation second

Lack of knowledge/ awareness in intercultural differences

Non-respect of intercultural differences

Professional ethos – when values clash

Belief in reincarnation over life-saving measures?

Rape victim in a difficult context

The intercultural difference for the voluntary termination of pregnancy

Cultural sensitivity in the consent process

Treatment against the will of family members?