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Gripping Tales: Fair's Fair

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You may be here because you’ve come across a book, or play, or article of mine and you want to know more.The WMA (World Medical Association) recently added ‘fairness’ to its International Code of Medical Ethics, thanks partly to Prof Gillon’s lobbying on behalf of the BMA. It is a short story set in Victorian England and is perfect for 'stories with a historical setting' unit in literacy.

Medicine is full of hard choices but committing ourselves to trying to be fair, whatever we mean by that, is an important starting point. Nonetheless, it is clear from an examination of the cases above that some form of fairness test is adopted in each case whether or not the legislation provides for the same. If the two dice are to perform the same as two normal dice, the scores shouldn't get larger or smaller overall, so you should decrease the total score of your dice by 6 points. As mentioned above, the Court has demonstrably shown in many cases since Re Virgin Active that it does not overlook the question of fairness when determining whether or not to sanction a Plan. Prof Gillon insists that ‘high-level' principles such as these are practical tools, not abstract aspirations.Likewise, we should think about the ethical problems we encounter in medicine and try to agree in advance on how to deal with them, using those four principles to help us. Brian Hoskin’s illustrations match the text perfectly, helping young readers see the effects of good description and being able to picture what it looks like when writing stories. But despite those comments, and the various references thereto in subsequent cases, we have seen that in most, if not all, Part 26A cases, fairness is acknowledged, debated and ruled upon as if it was a statutory prerequisite. His second book, Devil-in-the-Fog (1966), won the first annual Guardian Prize and was serialised for television, as were several later works (below). They provide a framework for decision-making, a point of reference against which options can be weighed.

I would suggest talking to your child about various real life scenarios, and try to get them to acknowledge the difference between what's ‘fair' and what's ‘right'. A contextualised admission approach appears to be gaining popularity in the most selective institutions which are beginning to formalise procedures to make admission offers that take into account the socioeconomic challenges prospective students have faced. The illustrations in this book enable the children to get a real taste of what children and adults in the Victorian times looked like. To support this aim, members of the NRICH team work in a wide range of capacities, including providing professional development for teachers wishing to embed rich mathematical tasks into everyday classroom practice.

Amid shocking inequalities and scant resources, talk of fairness in medicine might seem pie in the sky. What is particularly enjoyable about this book is the descriptive language that Garfield uses, and the cliffhangers where you are left wondering what will happen next. In these poems dead creatures (a stuffed bird, a taxidermist’s zebra) and people (a lovable, garrulous old man, a strange, moon-faced woman) come back to life.

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