Step 4:
To use imagination and explore several alternatives of the case study, it affords us to use deontology, utilitarianisms, and a virtue ethics to explore the. The idea is to have a caring response that create a process in which the dilemma will not manifest itself again.
The first practical alternative is to explore treatment that will make the patient comfortable without more alternatives test and extra treatment and more fulfilling for the patient and her brother. Find new ways to help the patient be social, like dong some activities in her room with other residents of the nursing home. Enlisting the assistance of the treatment physician, her brother, and the nursing staff is a complement to this practical alternative.
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There is not enough information to go on to find out how the Director of nursing and the nursing staff arrived at their decision on how to provide care for Grace’s treatment. It seems like to great deal of information gathering took place and it seems like they were just interested in treating her condition without regards to her wishes and whether the care would make a difference or not in treating the patient condition.
Since this case study will not actually see an actionable ending, self-assessment will be valuable in evaluating what as healthcare providers how my performance affected that patient and whether the action taken were in the best interest of the patient in line with the professional code of ethics and the organizational goal. The mission of healthcare providers is to provide the best care to our patient in line with their stated wishes if they are able to express them and in case of missing those the patient has granted durable power of attorney. Self-assessment is used by healthcare providers to ensure that they are acting in their areas of expertise, which help the healthcare providers maintain professional competence and improve healthcare services for the patient and the care the healthcare
To use imagination and explore several alternatives of the case study, it affords us to use deontology, utilitarianisms, and a virtue ethics to explore the. The idea is to have a caring response that create a process in which the dilemma will not manifest itself again.
The first practical alternative is to explore treatment that will make the patient comfortable without more alternatives test and extra treatment and more fulfilling for the patient and her brother. Find new ways to help the patient be social, like dong some activities in her room with other residents of the nursing home. Enlisting the assistance of the treatment physician, her brother, and the nursing staff is a complement to this practical alternative.
The second alternative …show more content…
There is not enough information to go on to find out how the Director of nursing and the nursing staff arrived at their decision on how to provide care for Grace’s treatment. It seems like to great deal of information gathering took place and it seems like they were just interested in treating her condition without regards to her wishes and whether the care would make a difference or not in treating the patient condition.
Since this case study will not actually see an actionable ending, self-assessment will be valuable in evaluating what as healthcare providers how my performance affected that patient and whether the action taken were in the best interest of the patient in line with the professional code of ethics and the organizational goal. The mission of healthcare providers is to provide the best care to our patient in line with their stated wishes if they are able to express them and in case of missing those the patient has granted durable power of attorney. Self-assessment is used by healthcare providers to ensure that they are acting in their areas of expertise, which help the healthcare providers maintain professional competence and improve healthcare services for the patient and the care the healthcare