Ethics of care

As a member of the HIM staff, you are not only a representation of yourself, but of the community you serve and the facility in which you use to serve that community. Therefore, it is important to always do right by your patients by being aware of situations that could put you in compromising positions and being able to choose right from wrong. The purpose of this training guide is to help guide the HIM staff with everyday decision making, helping them to stay true to who they are while…

conduct scientific research on prison in mates spending life in prison. In the following examination I shall underline and point out justifiable evident the will support the stance on this issue, as well as evidents that oppose this issue. Virtue Ethics and Deontology well be used in support of the argument for this issue and consequentialism will be used as the apposed support or this issue. “An evil man does his duty because it coincides with his personal interests but a good man does his duty…

of life care, especially the withdrawal of treatment is the most ethically complex and emotionally and intellectually challenging. In this case, the doctor is torn between prolonging a patient’s life and the need to address withdrawal of treatment issues. The paragraphs that follow take into account, the ethical frameworks in the 21st century and opinion by asking ethical questions that address the complexity of the matter. To analyze this ethical issue, four principles of medical ethics,…

communication can be better understood. Champion clinical quality upholds clinical quality and care management standards of care. Patient-centered care and nonmaleficence, defined by Doherty and Purtilo, are two ethical principles that directly relate to upholding quality care. Patient-centered care emphasizes the well-being of the patient and nonmaleficence means to do no harm and is the nexus of traditional healthcare ethics (Doherty & Purtilo, 2016). With that being said, clinical quality…

During my community engagement work I have two different things. As I stated in my earlier writing it was kind of challenging to find activities that better the environment in my neck of the woods. However, in this project I mainly focused on ethics and social responsibilities. The two activities that I have done was one teaching a Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) and I volunteered at the local humane society here in Gulfport, MS. I volunteered a little over 7 hours of teaching…

Ethics training is an essential part of business ethics. Ethics should be linking up with the organization’s core values and mission statement. An organization’s ethics matter significantly because standards replicate the organization’s reputation regarding reliance, reverence, impartiality, and fair-mindedness” (Society for Human Resource Management, 2015, p. 119). A perception of ethic is good because most of the time employees don’t care what the outcome is as long…

This paper will discuss morality and how it applies to solving ethical dilemmas based on four philosophers and their theories from the textbook, “Exploring Ethics”. Philosophers Immanuel Kant, John Stuart Mill, Aristotle, and Virginia Held each have a different approach which I will outline in the next few paragraphs and then provide my opinion on which I find most effective. According to Immanuel Kant’s “Categorical Imperative”, is the moral worth of our actions. It is Kant’s belief that we…

Ethics and morals guide and dictate the type of biological, medical and social experiments that can be performed. Medical anthropology explicitly confronts ethical questions and relies on the protocols developed by international and national agencies, wherein the rules of conduct and underlying values that guide healing activities in a given society are evaluated and applied to avoid causing harm. Although experiments must undergo a rigorous ethical review process before they are allowed to…

The ethics of Moral rules and duties shows that she’s did not follow the rules at the time because she was a considered a slave so she’s not morally justified according to the ethics of moral rules and duties. Also Dana action can be seen in the ethics of care because she’s know that if she kills Rufus everyone would be free, so she did for the sake of danger for people on the plantation. The ethics of virtue prove and show that dana tried to save her…

For graduate work, I am interested in examining the dynamics between religion and biomedical ethics, particularly in cases of medical conflict within the public health sphere. To explain, in conflicts of this nature, a patient’s deeply held religious convictions can influence their medical decisions regarding accepting or denying a treatment or medical service. Healthcare providers are often significantly involved in helping their patients make informed medical decisions. Examples of cases that…