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  1. Prolegomena to Any Future Code of Ethics for Bioethicists.Michael Yeo - 1993 - Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 2 (4):403.
    A major facet of the bioethics phenomenon in North America has been the emergence of a new profession on the healthcare turf: a growing number of people calling themselves or being called “bioethicists.” Bioethicists are plying their trade mainly as ethics consultants in hospital settings and as researchers and educators with university affiliations. Other more questionable affiliations can easily be imagined: Bioethicist for a controversial transplant program? For a lobby or advocacy group? For a pharmaceutical company?
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  • Examining the profession and the practice of business ethics.Peter J. Dean - 1997 - Journal of Business Ethics 16 (15):1637-1649.
    During the evolution of business ethics as a profession, the fields it draws from have identified separate knowledge and skills they believe define business ethics; however, there is little agreement among these fields. This means the strengths of each are seldom combined to guide ethical decision making in business and industry, which leaves business ethicists looking less effective, and perhaps less professional, than their counter-parts in medicine and law. It also means that those who have been thrust into the role (...)
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