Discussion on issues in adaptive design for clinical trials with Dr. Deepak L. Bhatt and Dr. Cyrus Mehta
Tag Archives: Ethics
This generation trusts employers least: What you can do about it
The Most Important Leadership Competencies, According to Leaders Around the World
Cartoon – Forced to be More Ethical
‘We’re forced to be more ethical since we can’t afford the best lawyers.’
Life Offers Slippery Slopes
Hidden cameras to catch a thief might nab a PR disaster
As reported here May 5, Sharp Grossmont Hospital’s goal was to catch whoever was taking sedatives from anesthesia carts and work to curtail their license. But former chief of anesthesiology Dr. Patrick Sullivan, said in his screed — in so many words — that Sharp’s operation was outrageously, morally and ethically bereft.
The Disconnect Between Leading with Honor and Living with Honor
The Disconnect Between Leading with Honor and Living with Honor
Do you see a disconnect in our society today between “leading with honor” and “living with honor”? For long-term, successful growth as an honorable leader in one’s work, we must first choose to live with honor in all daily, personal and professional decision-making.
Cartoon – Company’s New Motto
There is nothing that I can do for you.
Theranos Is the Collision of Hope and Greed
HENRY KOTULA 