Philosophy of Behavioral Decision-Making against the Corona Virus Epidemics Prevalence (Case study: The Difference between Macro-Management Models in Combating COVID-19 in Iran and the United States)

Two behaviors were observed during the Coronavirus epidemic in the world. The first treatment was discriminatory among patients, and hospitals preferred some patients. They saw the second behavior of the patients in the eyes of the patient and treated the patients with autopsy, although the virus did not cure and less effective efforts were possible. This paper analyzes human behavior by analyzing the content of the ethical foundations of these two types of behavior and seeks to find the causes of these ethics among nurses, physicians, hospitals, medical staff and governments, and the ethical difference in the issuance of different medical practices in Dealing with the corona epidemic phenomenon is not ineffective and advises nations to teach ethical principles along with professional principles to hospital treatment and management staff.