ethical-disclosures

Vocabulary Word

Definition

The term 'ethical-disclosures' means being open about stuff that people should know, especially stuff that might affect decisions or opinions. It's about being honest and fair.

Examples in Different Contexts

In corporate reporting, 'ethical disclosures' involve openly sharing information about conflicts of interest. A compliance officer might insist, 'Our annual report must include all ethical disclosures to ensure transparency with our shareholders.'

Practice Scenarios

Public-Policy

Scenario:

There are concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest within the council. It might be beneficial to create a more transparent policy.

Response:

Creating a transparency act that ensures ethical-disclosures from all council members would be a step in the right direction.

Medical

Scenario:

It looks like patient consent forms are missing vital information regarding treatment risks. We need to make sure the patients are fully informed.

Response:

We should update our patient consent forms to ensure complete ethical-disclosures. Patients have the right to know all possible risks and complications.