Description: Review of the fundamentals in ethical reasoning and decision-making; Study a number of business cases in order to assess a basic personal conceptual toolkit for ethical reasoning and decision making, including dilemmaresolution and consensual approaches; Application of tried and tested theories and guidelines from both academic and managerial contexts, and more effective results from clearer thinking in policy formation and roll-out
Who this course is for: General Executives, NGO Directors, Compliance Officers and Ombudsmen
Pricing: $CDN 499 per registrant; $CDN 399 per person if three or more from one organization, including pre-read material, access to Powerpoint slides and/or transcript afterwards
Instructors:
Dr. Eric B. Litwack is a professional ethicist and philosopher with experience in both Canada and the UK. He has been an EthicScan Associate since 2003, concentrating on the development of general ethical reasoning skills, corporate social responsibility and content-writing for organisational audits.
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]]>Description: A comprehensive analysis and exploration of the moral questions surrounding death and dying, against the background of U.K. and European Union law.
Outcome: Greater clarity and depth in approaching a highly sensitive and potentially conscientious issue, and exposure to effective tools for resolving particular dilemmas
Who this course is for: Health care professionals, Civil servants, bioethicists
Location(s): London, U.K.
Pricing: $CDN 599 per registrant; $CDN 499 per person if three or more from one organization
Incidentals included: Pre-read, Binder, and lunch
Instructors:
Dr. Eric B. Litwack is a professional ethicist and philosopher with experience in both Canada and the UK. He has been an EthicScan Associate since 2003, concentrating on the development of general ethical reasoning skills, corporate social responsibility and content-writing for organisational audits.
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