In today’s society, our health care industries need a broad array of ethical and moral responsibility place on them to provide protection for the individual’s they can harm. Within health care there is an enormous amount of research that need to be attained to complete an analysis during research. Safekeeping a patient involved in a study from damage and stabilizing their human rights is crucial to the ethical responsibility in research. If we as health care professional’s place priority on securing the privacy of our patients the industry could provide a higher level of confidence to the patients. Because when the doctors cannot gather enough data to provide research it doesn’t benefit nor excel the progression in research for society. Nevertheless,
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According to the Webster dictionary, the meaning is the freedom from unauthorized intrusion: state of being let alone and able to keep certain especially personal matters to oneself. Unfortunately, employees don’t place a high regard on the security of an individual’s personal information which causes a decrease in their intrinsic value. Which means this will touch on the moral side of principles, their behavior is the problem in all these cases, leaving unattended passwords, rooms unlocked, sharing passwords, verifying a request for confidential records this is what causes fees to our industries within our medical sector and disregards the level of assurance we provide regarding …show more content…
38). Unfortunately, this problem comes as a price to pay for the upper management level in this case the CEO is at fault for letting her department create a relaxed environment that allowed such breaches to occur. There was a great deal of unconcern for these reports. Consequently, this department should have been on an extremely high level of privacy based on the sensitive information that was in those file reports. Nevertheless, the department head needed to micro-manage this department to convey the level of importance and confidentiality these patients deserved. Negatively, the entire community could be affected by this outbreak of evidence. This could set the doctors back months or even years trying to uncover the generation of the HIV disease
According to the Webster dictionary, the meaning is the freedom from unauthorized intrusion: state of being let alone and able to keep certain especially personal matters to oneself. Unfortunately, employees don’t place a high regard on the security of an individual’s personal information which causes a decrease in their intrinsic value. Which means this will touch on the moral side of principles, their behavior is the problem in all these cases, leaving unattended passwords, rooms unlocked, sharing passwords, verifying a request for confidential records this is what causes fees to our industries within our medical sector and disregards the level of assurance we provide regarding …show more content…
38). Unfortunately, this problem comes as a price to pay for the upper management level in this case the CEO is at fault for letting her department create a relaxed environment that allowed such breaches to occur. There was a great deal of unconcern for these reports. Consequently, this department should have been on an extremely high level of privacy based on the sensitive information that was in those file reports. Nevertheless, the department head needed to micro-manage this department to convey the level of importance and confidentiality these patients deserved. Negatively, the entire community could be affected by this outbreak of evidence. This could set the doctors back months or even years trying to uncover the generation of the HIV disease