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    • The healthcare consumer movement reframed healthcare as a commodity, altering the physician-patient relationship.
    • Growing corporate influence in healthcare raises concerns about patient care and physician autonomy.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To redefine conscience in healthcare as a feeling of integrity and self.
    • To analyze the impact of healthcare commercialization on the physician-patient dynamic.
    • To propose a framework for preserving ethical medical practice amidst corporate expansion.

    Main Methods:

    • Historical review of patient rights and the healthcare consumer movement.
    • Analysis of the ethical implications of a commercialized medical model.
    • Exploration of the concept of corporate conscience in healthcare.

    Main Results:

    • A commercialized healthcare model can lead to misaligned patient demands and physician actions.
    • Patients may lose trust in physicians due to conflicting interests.
    • Corporate claims to "conscience" may obscure ethical responsibilities.

    Conclusions:

    • Conscience in healthcare should be understood as a commitment to patient integrity and well-being.
    • The Hippocratic Oath's principle of acting solely for the patient's benefit remains paramount.
    • Strategies like shared decision-making and ethics oversight are vital for navigating future ethical dilemmas in healthcare.