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Fazaeli A, mohamad alizade Hanjani H. (2006). Justice on Health in Terms of Major Ethical Theories. refahj. 5(20), 11-26.
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Objectives: Inevitably, the needs for an equity in health care and treatment should be met in a society, depending on ethical theory. An ethical theory serves to identify a context and reasoning to determine what ought to be done, as opposed to mere positive analysis of what is the case. Method: The methodology that implied in this research is a librarian method. It is based on documents and information that produced and accessible in this area from different resources. Conclusion: The purpose of this research is to offer a brief overview of major ethical theories in this field. These ethical theories are Ulitarianism, Cmunitarianism, and Entitlement. Theories that are described here attempt to provide as with a base of our understanding of the distribution of goods and services including important health care in a system of ethics.

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Received: 2015/08/28 | Accepted: 2015/08/28 | Published: 2015/08/28

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