Ana Code of Ethics The American Nurses Association is known as a very important organization; it defines nurses as being the most important option in order to resolve or improve health problems for a patient (ANA, 2011). Also to diagnose, provide recuperative care, as well as being capable of educating patients, in addition to applying and performing care treatment always under the supervision of a doctor. American Nurses Association (ANA) is basically in charge of maintaining the ANA Nurses Code of Ethics as well as the human rights according to (ANA, 2011). It has different provisions through which assures and provides more credibility to nurses, by clarifying that nursing is not simply a profession, or just another job, unlikely it gives…
Introduction An Educational leader has an awesome responsibility. There are many challenges as well as opportunities to address. Critical to being successful is the ethical compass which guides your decision making. Every decision should be made for the common good.…
Mr. Jo is a 46yo, male, NKDA, FC who recently had a CABG. His PMHx is CAD, HTN, and HLD. He is a Jehovah Witness, and is single. His brother who does not share his brother’s faith is his POA. Mr. Jo made it through the case fairly well.…
The ANA Nursing Code of Ethics Provision Three states, "the nurse promotes, advocates for, and strives to protect the health, safety, and rights of the patient. " While reviewing the article, Lessons from Africa: Developing a global human rights framework for tuberculosis control and prevention, the rights of the patient was not being taken into consideration. However, the rights of the local and global community are being considered, because by placing the infected patient with TB in isolation/ incarceration it is protecting the population that could become potential patients. This ethical dilemma is that does the TB patient's rights over rule the communities rights for protection from a communicable disease, or should the community suffer…
The DEC and NAEYC codes of ethics exposed some important reminders of why I truly want to be part of a profession that place important values when considering all children, all families investing in the early childhood (EC) field and individuals willing working within this field to increase the quality care that govern our profession. I have worked within this field in various capacities that made me question the individuals I worked for and how I viewed and valued the (EC) profession. The DEC codes in particular discuss the enhancement of children’s and families quality of life when investing in child care development. Under this code #2 we should be able to identify professionals that recognize the responsibility to improve the developmental…
The article is important to social workers for several reasons, but particularly in regards to raising awareness in diagnosing individuals properly. Social workers are expected to diagnose mental disorders following practice standards. A social worker that fails to properly diagnose a client with a mental disorder resulting in the client being harmed could be liable for malpractice. Social workers can be liable for a malpractice suit, because of misdiagnoses and failure to diagnose clients for proper treatment.…
In the NASW Code of Ethics is the core of social workers work ethic. A social workers job and responsibility are to enforce: The Ethical Principles which are the six core values. Service- Assist people who need assistance, and addressing social problems they are experiencing. To encourage social workers to volunteer their skills and knowledge, and do Pro Bono Services for the client who needs the service.…
In my view, nursing entails giving quality care to patients while concurrently adhering with codes of conducts that are affiliated with the profession. The core values of nursing define the driving force that dictates my values and behaviors. These core values include honesty, responsibility, equality of all patients, the pursuit of new knowledge, the desire to prevent and alleviate suffering and the belief in human dignity. Nurses discharge their responsibilities and make their ethical decisions based on the framework of the ANA 2014 code of ethics. The main principles surrounding the ANA code of ethics can be categorized into, • Confidentiality, this is the protection of clients’ privileged information • Fidelity, exercising the protection…
Although many values from the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics are applicable, the values that are most represented by this policy are the importance of human relationships, dignity and worth of the person, and social justice. The importance of human relationships states that social workers should strive to strengthen relationships between people to, “ promote, restore, maintain, and enhance the wellbeing of individuals, families, social groups, organizations, and communities” (NASW 2008). This is an essential value to this policy because it deals with undocumented individuals, a sensitive subject which every individual takes a different stand on and can create strained relationships in communities and between individuals…
Societal values are always changing and evolving. One might follow the basic biblical rule, Matthew 7:12; do unto others, as you would have them do unto you. Although, this theory changes as we evolve as a human race, dependant on religious and or political views at any given time. Cultural diversity is the cultural mixture or ethnic groups within society. The basic societal value is to accept the differences we all possess from one another.…
Ethics codes comparison paper Deanna Baker Class Instructor Date Ethics codes comparison paper Abstract Confidentiality, teaching and training, and community standards Ethics codes comparison paper Introduction A code of ethics is the heart and soul of any business or organization. The standard in which all business and certified activities are measured in the code of ethics of its memberships.…
Introduction Individuals who are taken involuntarily and then controlled or exploited are victims of human trafficking. The term “human trafficking” includes sex trafficking, labor trafficking, or both (sex and labor). It is essentially modern-day slavery, where the victims are treated as possessions or physical property. The policy that will be discussed is the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act (RHYA). The RHYA specifically focuses on youth who are homeless, runaways, or street-based, conditions which make them a target for violence, trafficking, or sexual exploitation.…
Literature review of "code of ethics" Self-actualization of ethical responsibilities which accommodate counselors in pursuit of their professional relationship with their clients that is outlined in a standardized protocol by the American Counselor Association (ACA); the Code of ethics is a commitment to the profession of counseling that “empowers the diversity of individuals, families, and groups to accomplish mental health, wellness, education, and career goals” (2014 ACA code of ethics, 2014). When recognizing the core values of the counseling profession, there are five expects that are shared: (1) the augmenting of human development during the course of life span; (2) honoring diversity and embracing a multicultural approach in support of the worth, dignity, potential, and uniqueness of people within their social and cultural contexts; (3) promoting, endorsing, encouraging, stimulating, and upholding social justice; (4) safeguarding the integrity of clinician’s therapeutic relationship with each client; and (5) practicing in a competent and ethical manner. The above core values are the basis for the ACA Code of Ethics attending purpose to set forth the ethical obligations of all ACA members and guidance intended to inform the principled practice of professional counselors. The ethical code also identifies relevant considerations to professional counselors and counselors-in-training.…
The National Education Association basis its code of ethics off two principles, the first principal is commitment to the student and the second principal is commitment to the profession. • Shall not unreasonably deny the student’s access to varying points of view. I believe that it is important for teachers to show students more than one point of view when teaching a lesson. This allows students to gain a better understanding of the world around them. In my future classroom I will be teaching lessons that incorporate cultural diversity.…
Social work values are in the preamble of the NASW code of ethics. Social work profession primary missions is to further improve the well-being of humans and to meet their basic needs. These values are rooted for social workers to embrace throughout their profession. We are here to build a foundation based on to contribute, environmental forces, and address problems in living. There are multiple social work core values but there are so much we can explain and address for another day.…