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From the very beginning of Club work special attention was paid to work ethics, but in the beginnings ethics had the traditional medical meaning. They focused on ensuring that the family information would not spread out of the Club. When the number of clubs increased and public meetings were organised, that kind of ethical approach could not protect only the individual, family or Club, but had to spread to the broader community above all to the local community. In 1982 M.I. Romer wrote about medical ethics.
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Medical ethics and education for social responsibility |
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For centuries, codes of medical
ethics have concentrated on proper behaviour toward individual patients and
almost ignored the doctor’s responsibilities to society. Health service
reforms have come principally from lay leaders and citizen groups, and
governments have applied various strategies to induce more socially
responsible behaviour by physicians. Such external pressures should not be
necessary if a socially oriented code of medical ethics were followed and
medical education thoroughly recast to clarify community health problems and
the policies required to meet them. A further step in the development of clubs was the
introduction of anthropological spirituality into discussions and Club work.
Spirituality is the totality of all the characteristics of human behaviour,
transferred through phylogeny and ontogeny.
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