In healthcare settings to making an ethical decision Tom Beauchamp and James Childress developed a four principles approach, which is also called principlism. The most common accepted priciples of ethics include Respect for Autonomy, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence and Justice. Respect for autonomy – Respecting the informed choices of competent patients. Nonmaleficence – is not cause harm to others. the moral obligation not to cause harm on others. Beneficence –perform for the benefit of others. Justice – is every cases be treated alike and that resources be distributed fairly. In actual situation understanding these four principles aid to develop a solution, the principles must apply depends on which carries more weight in the specific cases.
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For Hinduism prime reality is one Supreme-Being Brahman who is both immanent and transcendent.
What is the nature of the world around us?
For Christians God created the world according to his wish and there were no sufferings in the beginning it was beautiful with full of love. But since Adam and Eve disobeyed the sufferings begins. However, there are many stories and beliefs about the creation in Hindu scriptures. They believe universe undergoes endless cycles of creation, maintenance and destruction. They believe Brahma is the creator and source for all creation, Vishnu is responsible for preserving all good things in the earth, and Shiva is destroyer- when things are harmful needed to be destroyed. In Hinduism people pay for his own actions.
What is a human being?
According to Christian view humans created in the image of God. Since they are made in the image of God they will have the responsibility and control around the world around them. According to Hinduism, man is basically a soul that uses its body and mind as instruments to gain experience through continuous cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth. They love all the forms of lives in nature. They are not above the any creation in the …show more content…
However, he is in the early stage of disease. He is straight away looking for voluntary euthanasia. But he still has the time to rethink about his life. As per author George need lot of support from family friends and detailed description about his life. Patient can deny or make wrong solution when they hear devastating news. He could able to do everything by him selves now. George required several talks and counselling. However, when conditions worsened and when he is still competent he could look for the option for euthanasia if his mind never changes. As per nurse’s duty to advocate for their patients. So respecting the autonomy of patient means respecting their wishes regarding their treatment, which is eliminate their suffering by euthanasia. But as per authors own world view she cannot accept euthanasia due to her believes. Author believes life is a gift from God and no one could limit that. And suffering is the great way of acceptance of
For Hinduism prime reality is one Supreme-Being Brahman who is both immanent and transcendent.
What is the nature of the world around us?
For Christians God created the world according to his wish and there were no sufferings in the beginning it was beautiful with full of love. But since Adam and Eve disobeyed the sufferings begins. However, there are many stories and beliefs about the creation in Hindu scriptures. They believe universe undergoes endless cycles of creation, maintenance and destruction. They believe Brahma is the creator and source for all creation, Vishnu is responsible for preserving all good things in the earth, and Shiva is destroyer- when things are harmful needed to be destroyed. In Hinduism people pay for his own actions.
What is a human being?
According to Christian view humans created in the image of God. Since they are made in the image of God they will have the responsibility and control around the world around them. According to Hinduism, man is basically a soul that uses its body and mind as instruments to gain experience through continuous cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth. They love all the forms of lives in nature. They are not above the any creation in the …show more content…
However, he is in the early stage of disease. He is straight away looking for voluntary euthanasia. But he still has the time to rethink about his life. As per author George need lot of support from family friends and detailed description about his life. Patient can deny or make wrong solution when they hear devastating news. He could able to do everything by him selves now. George required several talks and counselling. However, when conditions worsened and when he is still competent he could look for the option for euthanasia if his mind never changes. As per nurse’s duty to advocate for their patients. So respecting the autonomy of patient means respecting their wishes regarding their treatment, which is eliminate their suffering by euthanasia. But as per authors own world view she cannot accept euthanasia due to her believes. Author believes life is a gift from God and no one could limit that. And suffering is the great way of acceptance of