Look Back
An incident happened to me when I was in a governmental hospital. I saw more than two students capturing babies when they took babies to the baby room. In this reflective journal, I will reflect on this situation.
Elaboration
I was in a very well known hospital, especially in the maternity ward. Exactly in 5th October 2017. I and my colleague were standing in the baby’s room after we attend C-section operation. One student was there in that room also doing the assessment for the newborn was for the mother we attend her C-section. She was enjoying in doing an assessment for a newborn with our clinical tutor Ms. Hanan was explaining and evaluating for that. I and my colleague were excited to attend the operation that was our first …show more content…
This research used an ethnographic method to determine the extent to which health professionals had in fact upheld the philosophy of these documents. Applying the principles of phenomenology and grounded theory, the data were analyzed and the contents organized into 11 key categories, leading to the formulation of a privacy model. This theory is an evidence to protect clients.”( Dorland’s illustrated medical dictionary, 28th ed. (Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Health Sciences, 1994), s. v. “patient care” (emphasis added).). I realized that I should be more confident when I suppose to support patient’s right. I planned to remind people about patient’s need to be respected in case of maintaining privacy starting with my colleagues to hospital faculty. I would like to research and gather information about patient’s privacy and how it effects on him/her emotionally. A particularly important (though not exclusive) source of international human rights law relevant to patient care is the right to the highest attainable standard of health found in Article 12 of the ICESCR. The human rights framework highlights government responsibility to respect human rights itself, protect against violations by third parties, and fulfill the conditions necessary for the realization of rights. While the right to health is sometimes understood to focus …show more content…
Making clear conversations with doctors might be helpful to support my
An incident happened to me when I was in a governmental hospital. I saw more than two students capturing babies when they took babies to the baby room. In this reflective journal, I will reflect on this situation.
Elaboration
I was in a very well known hospital, especially in the maternity ward. Exactly in 5th October 2017. I and my colleague were standing in the baby’s room after we attend C-section operation. One student was there in that room also doing the assessment for the newborn was for the mother we attend her C-section. She was enjoying in doing an assessment for a newborn with our clinical tutor Ms. Hanan was explaining and evaluating for that. I and my colleague were excited to attend the operation that was our first …show more content…
This research used an ethnographic method to determine the extent to which health professionals had in fact upheld the philosophy of these documents. Applying the principles of phenomenology and grounded theory, the data were analyzed and the contents organized into 11 key categories, leading to the formulation of a privacy model. This theory is an evidence to protect clients.”( Dorland’s illustrated medical dictionary, 28th ed. (Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Health Sciences, 1994), s. v. “patient care” (emphasis added).). I realized that I should be more confident when I suppose to support patient’s right. I planned to remind people about patient’s need to be respected in case of maintaining privacy starting with my colleagues to hospital faculty. I would like to research and gather information about patient’s privacy and how it effects on him/her emotionally. A particularly important (though not exclusive) source of international human rights law relevant to patient care is the right to the highest attainable standard of health found in Article 12 of the ICESCR. The human rights framework highlights government responsibility to respect human rights itself, protect against violations by third parties, and fulfill the conditions necessary for the realization of rights. While the right to health is sometimes understood to focus …show more content…
Making clear conversations with doctors might be helpful to support my