How do ethics influence decision making?
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they do when you think
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What impact has their decision made to their clients?
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Check out the Analytic Hierarchy Process.  It allows you to score your priorities based on categories you designate.  It's a very scientific way to make multivariate decisions.  Sometimes it helps to score priorities in groups to offset subjectivity.
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Ethics is/are much like discipline.  In this case, doing what is best for the most people effected.  Sadly, while it can be taught, the difference between right and wrong, most would rather just sit down and turn on the TV, leaving the teaching solely to the teachers at school.\nWhat is right?  An age old question yet to be fully answered.  That's like asking what is "Fair."  It is subjective.  To make something "even" means that someone has to lose while the other gains.  Is THAT fair?
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Do you mean, "What's better"?  It depends. Are you moral? Then validity is more important. Are you a greedy, no-conscience pig? Then obviously profitability is more important. \n\nTake the drug companies, for example. A good number of them are clearly more interested in profitability than in validity.
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Ethics are action that are fair. Now have to deceived what is fair in any action you do. You can always guide people if they are not fair in their action.
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Our view of life influences everything we do. It resonates down to even how we think. For example back in Plato's day there were two main camps of thought. Plato and his objective world. The other camp was one which oonsidered humans as a part of the world intricately linked to it. Plato's arguements won out. The result was scientific advances but also a detachment from nature that made exploitation inevitable. \n\nOur very language contains our philosphy. Our deeds, how we approach life. By understanding this and by creating the path we set the core values of an entire society. So philosophy it turns out is not just an exercise in academics but actually an important study. At least would be if it were applied. \n\nI strongly recomend a book called "Zen and the art of motorcylce mechanics". If nothing else it will give you an aprpeciateion of the impact philosphers of the past have had.
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Both seek to decide what is right and wrong. Ethics is more of a personal opinion. Law is the collection of views of society members.
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YES, Morals are your belief system. Ethics are our populas/public view of how things should be or are which ever the case.
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People have unique characteristics or traits that make them different from each other.  Some believe there are six core ethical values:  trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship.  \n\nThe links I've included will give you many examples of character traits and give more information.
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Six sigma is a quality improvement method and not really directly tied to ethics per se.\n\nHowever, six sigma can very easily be applicable to pharmaceutical companies.\n\nHere is a link to six sigma info and resources.
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ethics is the most difficult. simply because it does not exist! you learn it but very few people or corporations that use them. there are such rare companies like TAHITIAN NONI INTERNATIONAL.
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I think you are asking about what to write or where to find info...well i'm not sure of exact websites but if you google "medical ethics" it gives you several choices to choose from...also keep in mind some popular cases...like terri schiavo's case..the ethical dilemmas of stem cell research...or even the ethical issue of assisted suicide..whatever you choose i wish you the best!!
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Well ... though most of us have an illusion that morality and ethics have strted to die out in the field of business ( Imyself used to think that earlier ! ) , yet there is evidence that those companies who have a well defined ethical code for their employees as well as fir the customers are successful to form a good "public image", which proves to be instrumental in boosting up a company's profit. There is also statistical data available on that. I know all this now cuz recently i had a chance to give presentation on business ethics in college and for that i had to do extensive " research" . So the verdict my friend is ... there still is room for ethics and morality in business world ..( though the intention behind the same may not be genuine ) ...
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Once the order is defined as corrupt the individual giving the order is held responsible, and if the person who carries out a corrupt order does so; then they are also held responsible.  Now; you have to decide if the decision was corrupt or not.
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Intent has an impact on the morality of an action.  Clearly stealing to commit adultery (whatever that might mean) is well within the "immoral" category since that's committing one immoral act to further a second immoral act.\n\nHowever, stealing to help the poor still isn't clearly in the "moral" category in my opinion.  That is far more dependent on any special circumstances.  The classic "Robin Hood" scenario seems immoral to me.  It's not Robin Hood's right to say where peoples' money should be spent, other than his own.
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Sell them your time as a trusted advisor and consultant on matters that are important to them, but too complex for them to understand without help. There is nothing secret nor revolutionary about this; it is exactly how attorneys, accountants, physicians, plumbers, and other consultants make an ethical buck from "incredibly dense" people. The ethical part is how you convince them of their need for your services and the manner in which you bill them. If you are a decent person, you will come up with an ethical approach that will allow you to tolerate your own face in the mirror each morning.\n\nDon't assume that ethical automatically means "cheap" either. As you will see in many consulting books, especially "The Secrets of Consulting", your clients will actually respect you more and be more likely to follow your sage advice when you're charging them more for it.