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The Hong Kong Business Ethics Development Centre publishes a wide variety of resources for use by the medical service providers as reference and training tools for enhancing ethical management and staff integrity.
E-learning Materials
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Case Studies
Accepting rebates from diagnostic laboratoriesA medical laboratory proprietor approached a doctor and offered him referral fee per patient referred. The proprietor tried to persuade him that her laboratory had similar arrangement with other doctors… 
Hidden agenda in sponsorshipDr E had a strong influence on the selection of medical equipment supplier for the hospital. He accepted sponsorship for overseas conference from the sales director of a potential supplier and gave favourable comments on his equipment supplied. 
Fraudulent insurance claimsDr J was a private doctor. His friend Tony, who was an insurance agent, invited Dr J to issue bogus medical certificates for construction workers for the purpose of deceiving insurance compensation. 
Lax security in maintaining medical recordsA private detective offered $10,000 to a clinic assistant of a medical centre in order to obtain the medical record of the mistress of his client’s husband. Training Videos
Social Freshmen: Professinal Integrity (Medicial Industry) (Cantonese only)
Dr. Lau, a senior doctor of a private medical centre often attends overseas medical seminars sponsored by a pharmaceutical company and issues sick leaves certificates to his friends without face-to-face consultation…
Out of Good Intention - Integrity Promotion Campaign for Public Bodies Training Video (Trailer)
Eric, a specialist doctor in a public hospital, is most respected by his patients and colleagues as he is always considerate of his patients’ well-being. Nevertheless, his newly married wife Kelly, who also works in the same hospital, was sometimes unsure about her husband’s way of doing things at work...
"Separate business from the personal" - Micro Film Series on Business Ethics
Jane discovers that her colleague has been fabricating quotations and awarding puchase order to a firm which he secretly set up …
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Publicity Materials
Promotional Bookmark for the "Integrity in Practice" Online Guide for Medical Professionals
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