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Ancient Oath with A Modern Meaning: An Examination of the Validity of the Hippocratic Oath.
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Validity of the Hippocratic Oath 1 Running head: VALIDITY OF THE HIPPOCRATIC OATH HS 301 Ancient Greece Ancient Oath with A Modern Meaning: An Examination of the Validity of the Hippocratic Oath Thomas G. Spearman American Military University Validity of the Hippocratic Oath 2 One of the major changes to emerge out of the Greek Classical period was that of scientific inquiry into physical phenomenon. It occurred when Hippocrates embarked on a career in the healing arts over 2,400 years ago. His methods were decidedly scientific, relying upon observations which, when collated and analyzed, led to certain actions that could benefit patients. This was a watershed event in that it relied upon the cause and effect theory, rather than consultation of oracles or entreaties to gods for healing. Right and correct actions lead to positive and desirable results. This method made Hippocrates the innovator of his day. One innovation that stands out in particular was...
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