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Teaching medical ethics.

The first two articles under this general heading appeared in our second issue and described the teaching of medical ethics in Sweden and the United States of America. The following description of the situation in Maastricht in the Netherlands is unique as this is a new faculty of medicine and the opportunity has been taken to build the teaching of medical ethics into the curriculum from the start.