Original Article
Public Relations and Medical Ethics
Abstract
The events of recent years have made the medical profession aware of the need of assuming leadership in not only the medical affairs of a changing socioeconomic order, but also the need of taking a rightful part in community activities where the doctor's education and experience can offer a guiding influence. These combined with ethical attitudes and practices should assure the physician a place other than a hireling of bureaucratic medicine.This content is limited to qualifying members.
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