Patients confidentiality is a standout amongst the most imperative mainstays of medication. Ensuring the private points of interest of a patient is not simply a question of good regard, it is key in holding the essential obligation of trust between the specialist and the person. According to Silverman, he believes this ethical issues leads on a growing concerns because privacy “creates enormous problems” (44). As important as patient confidentiality is, there are some healthcare leaders who fail to care for the patient while respecting their privacy; for instance, “it may become possible to know that a 5-year-old is going to develop serious heart disease later in life, but does a prospective employer have the right to know that” (44). One
