Rehabilitation and four principles of Bioethics

Rehabilitation is a dynamic and health oriented process that helps persons with disability to achieve acceptable quality of life, self-respect and independence. Rehabilitation is rife with ethical dilemmas which some of them are only restricted to this subject. These problems are seen in health care as the tension between two or more morally defensible alternative health care actions. The key underpinning of an ethical problem is commonly viewed as a conflict of defensible values or moral principles related to the possible alternative health care actions relevant to a particular clinical situation. Reasoned solution of ethical problems in rehabilitation, need to grounding ethics in the political realms in a broad sense and policies resulted from public debates.