As we have deconstructed and unpacked the questions posed by Holm, Teays, Stonington, and Ratanakul, we can draw a valid conclusion on the possibility for the creation and use of a global bioethics is. Our globalized world faces more medical issues due to the diversity of our peoples and advancement of technology. In my personal opinion after breaking down all the problems and advances of creating a global bioethics is see it as a very difficult and long process. While not impossible those who are tasked with creating it must follow a few conditions and keep in mind some limitations of a global bioethical code.
First, we should examine the condition that must be followed in order for the task to be more successful. There are three main points …show more content…
The potential for a global bioethics is slightly higher if we move away from the overpowering Western influence in the conversation as well. A balance of all views can benefit the framework, because it shows that there are other equally valid ways to approach bioethics. With these conditions in mind we also run into some limitations, specifically we run into two major limits to the global bioethics. One limitation, which is troublesome in bioethics, is the advancements in the medical field. Assumedly, the creation of this global bioethics will take a lot of work and time. In this time, more advanced and revolutionary medical practices will be introduced. Some of these advancements could require society to reevaluate our medical and bioethical practices. If the bioethics needs to pass the test of time, there needs to be room for changes in the agreed upon text. The other limit on a full and comprehensive framework for bioethics is the vastness of the topic. Bioethics is the umbrella term for so many facets of the lifetime of an individual. Bioethics has a place at the beginning of life, the end of life, and during every moment in between. There has to be a way to …show more content…
Once created, problems might still exist even with this framework and that has to be an accepted fault. While not entirely impossible to create an open framework for global bioethics, it will be a difficult and time-consuming task. If the authors keep in mind issues and problems brought up today, they might find it easier to create this needed piece of bioethical
First, we should examine the condition that must be followed in order for the task to be more successful. There are three main points …show more content…
The potential for a global bioethics is slightly higher if we move away from the overpowering Western influence in the conversation as well. A balance of all views can benefit the framework, because it shows that there are other equally valid ways to approach bioethics. With these conditions in mind we also run into some limitations, specifically we run into two major limits to the global bioethics. One limitation, which is troublesome in bioethics, is the advancements in the medical field. Assumedly, the creation of this global bioethics will take a lot of work and time. In this time, more advanced and revolutionary medical practices will be introduced. Some of these advancements could require society to reevaluate our medical and bioethical practices. If the bioethics needs to pass the test of time, there needs to be room for changes in the agreed upon text. The other limit on a full and comprehensive framework for bioethics is the vastness of the topic. Bioethics is the umbrella term for so many facets of the lifetime of an individual. Bioethics has a place at the beginning of life, the end of life, and during every moment in between. There has to be a way to …show more content…
Once created, problems might still exist even with this framework and that has to be an accepted fault. While not entirely impossible to create an open framework for global bioethics, it will be a difficult and time-consuming task. If the authors keep in mind issues and problems brought up today, they might find it easier to create this needed piece of bioethical