This document summarizes key aspects of various world religions and their perspectives on health, illness, and end of life. It defines religion and spirituality, describes ways to foster spirituality, and explains the importance of spiritual care. It also categorizes major world religions into groups, and provides overviews of beliefs, practices, and views related to health for religions including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and others.
Here I am trying to explain how Medical Negligence and Medical Ethics are interlinked and why doctors must do all they can to defend our ethics. I am sharing case history, every day clinical examinations and management of common illness to explain why they are unethical medical practice.
Since I published a letter in 1996, critisising the use of preprinted assessment sheet, allowing nurses to work like doctors in the NHS(UK), the number of deaths, complications and wrong doings has escalated to catastrophic proportions. Doctors who continue to work are suffering in silence. The ones who raised concern were systamatically harassed, bullied and ostracised.
The institutions, associations, nursing council and the Royal Colleges and the WMA have ignored their duty to protect fellow human. I do not think we can claim to be members of a "Noble Profession" if we allow this un-ethical medical practice continues.
The General Medical Has not only ignored their duty to protect fellow human but also discriminated doctors passing out from Non-European medical schools by allowing nurses to work like doctors. This institution has failed to define the word "Doctor" and has inflicted pain and suffering to doctors who defend their moral and ethical duty.
Our profession and our lives are threatened by emerging and antibiotic resistant infections. We must join hands and defend our profession. By allowing nurses with no medical school training or skill to clinically examine patients to diagnose and prescribe drugs, we have failed to protect fellow human who trust our profession. This is substandard, un-ethical medical practice that has brought us shame must be stopped.
Please leave your comments and criticise me if I am wrong. As a Hindu Brahmin, it is my religious duty to defend "Dharma", protect the sick and vulnerable. Please watch this presentation and ask your self have you fulfilled your promise and are you defending your faith?
Celebration Of Learning Powerpoint FinalERIN CHAPIN
This power point discusses the relationship between Global Health, Psychiatric Nursing, and Horticulture Therapy and has been created for the Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. To capture the full scope, this powerpoint includes information on the Eden Philosophy, Howard Gardner's naturalistics learning styles, a link to mass horticulture and the environment, horticulture therapy, a link between aboriginals and nature to health and well-being, and a video linking the sustainabe region in Vancouver BC.
A Review of The Healing Power of Faith: Science Explores Medicine’s Last Grea...David Grinstead, MA
Science is often perceived to be an opponent of religion/spirituality and likewise religion/spirituality is often perceived to be an opponent of science. There is a war of thought and faith that has been going on for centuries. Can these opposing world views be united?
Muhammad Saud KharalPhD in Social Science, Department of Sociology Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya Indonesia.
Email: muhhammad.saud@gmail.com
Objectives
1. To clarify the differences and similarities between Religion, Spirituality, and Faith
2. To focus on the interactive process among physical, mental, and relational health
3. To offer some thoughts about clinical care that is grounded in an understanding of the relationship between Spirituality/Religion/Faith and Health
Spirituality fulfills specific needs:
Meaning to life, illness, crises, and death
Sense of security for present and future
Guides daily habits
Elicits acceptance or rejection of other people
Provides psychosocial support in a group of like-minded people
Strength when facing life’s crises
Healing strength and support
Spiritualty in Management / Workplace SpiritualityP.K. AGARWAL
Spirituality, thus, deals with understanding the nature of the Soul and one’s journey back to identifying with the Soul and experiencing it as one’s true nature.
Spirituality is the science about how to be blissful..
1 Philosophy 222 Ethics University of New Haven .docxmercysuttle
1
Philosophy 222: Ethics
University of New Haven
Instructor Brian Bellamy
Lecture Notes for Weeks 1-5
Philosophy 222: Ethics-Introduction
Ethics and Critical Thinking
Meta Ethics- questions about the nature and concepts of
ethics.
Is Ethics based on reason or emotions/ feelings/
intuitions?
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
The first step in any argument [or in critical thinking] is
to be clear on exactly what is at issue, exactly what the
conclusion is.
Red Herring Fallacy- When an arguer uses an
irrelevant point to support their conclusion
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
Ad Hominem Fallacy- an attack on the person, as the source
of the argument.
If someone gives an argument, we must evaluate the
argument on its own merits, not the merits of the
person giving the argument.
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
Moral Authority- someone whose life appears to be morally
exemplary, and therefore seemingly fit to give advice on
moral and ethical conduct.
Examples of Moral Authority
Mark Furman
Lost Moral Authority in O.J. Simpson trial because of his
reputation as a racist…
Example of Moral Authority
Rosa Parks
Exemplar of true moral authority. She demonstrated courage
and exercised integrity when she unilaterally protested an
evil and unjust system, although supported by local and
federal laws.
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
The Principle of Charity and the Strawman Fallacy
Principle of Charity- The principle of being charitable or
generous toward the positions and arguments we oppose.
2
Strawman Fallacy- when someone distorts or
misrepresents a position in order to make it easier to
attack
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
Examples: Abortion-Pro-life argument
* It is obvious that my opponent does not value the human
life of infant babies.
*Well now that I think about it, abortion is an excellent
way to control overpopulation.
Studying Ethics (cont.)
Natural Morality Versus Transcendent Morality
Natural morality- position that ideas concerning morality
and “how to live the good life” come from within our
nature.
Transcendent Morality- position that ideas concerning
morality and “how to live the good life” come from without
from a higher being, i.e. The Creator, God Almighty, Allah
God’s Commandments and Ethics
Theological Voluntarism is named so because it makes
ethical principles dependent on what God wills. “If God
says, then that settles it!”
God’s Commandments and Ethics
(Cont.)
Theological Voluntarism- view that “… moral principles are
set by God, God doesn’t change and doesn’t make exceptions,
so God’s commandments are fixed and eternal and absolute.
What is right is whatever God Commands, or whatever God
chooses. God does not condemn murder because murder is
wrong; rather, murder is wrong because Go ...
Here I am trying to explain how Medical Negligence and Medical Ethics are interlinked and why doctors must do all they can to defend our ethics. I am sharing case history, every day clinical examinations and management of common illness to explain why they are unethical medical practice.
Since I published a letter in 1996, critisising the use of preprinted assessment sheet, allowing nurses to work like doctors in the NHS(UK), the number of deaths, complications and wrong doings has escalated to catastrophic proportions. Doctors who continue to work are suffering in silence. The ones who raised concern were systamatically harassed, bullied and ostracised.
The institutions, associations, nursing council and the Royal Colleges and the WMA have ignored their duty to protect fellow human. I do not think we can claim to be members of a "Noble Profession" if we allow this un-ethical medical practice continues.
The General Medical Has not only ignored their duty to protect fellow human but also discriminated doctors passing out from Non-European medical schools by allowing nurses to work like doctors. This institution has failed to define the word "Doctor" and has inflicted pain and suffering to doctors who defend their moral and ethical duty.
Our profession and our lives are threatened by emerging and antibiotic resistant infections. We must join hands and defend our profession. By allowing nurses with no medical school training or skill to clinically examine patients to diagnose and prescribe drugs, we have failed to protect fellow human who trust our profession. This is substandard, un-ethical medical practice that has brought us shame must be stopped.
Please leave your comments and criticise me if I am wrong. As a Hindu Brahmin, it is my religious duty to defend "Dharma", protect the sick and vulnerable. Please watch this presentation and ask your self have you fulfilled your promise and are you defending your faith?
Celebration Of Learning Powerpoint FinalERIN CHAPIN
This power point discusses the relationship between Global Health, Psychiatric Nursing, and Horticulture Therapy and has been created for the Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University. To capture the full scope, this powerpoint includes information on the Eden Philosophy, Howard Gardner's naturalistics learning styles, a link to mass horticulture and the environment, horticulture therapy, a link between aboriginals and nature to health and well-being, and a video linking the sustainabe region in Vancouver BC.
A Review of The Healing Power of Faith: Science Explores Medicine’s Last Grea...David Grinstead, MA
Science is often perceived to be an opponent of religion/spirituality and likewise religion/spirituality is often perceived to be an opponent of science. There is a war of thought and faith that has been going on for centuries. Can these opposing world views be united?
Muhammad Saud KharalPhD in Social Science, Department of Sociology Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Airlangga, Surabaya Indonesia.
Email: muhhammad.saud@gmail.com
Objectives
1. To clarify the differences and similarities between Religion, Spirituality, and Faith
2. To focus on the interactive process among physical, mental, and relational health
3. To offer some thoughts about clinical care that is grounded in an understanding of the relationship between Spirituality/Religion/Faith and Health
Spirituality fulfills specific needs:
Meaning to life, illness, crises, and death
Sense of security for present and future
Guides daily habits
Elicits acceptance or rejection of other people
Provides psychosocial support in a group of like-minded people
Strength when facing life’s crises
Healing strength and support
Spiritualty in Management / Workplace SpiritualityP.K. AGARWAL
Spirituality, thus, deals with understanding the nature of the Soul and one’s journey back to identifying with the Soul and experiencing it as one’s true nature.
Spirituality is the science about how to be blissful..
1 Philosophy 222 Ethics University of New Haven .docxmercysuttle
1
Philosophy 222: Ethics
University of New Haven
Instructor Brian Bellamy
Lecture Notes for Weeks 1-5
Philosophy 222: Ethics-Introduction
Ethics and Critical Thinking
Meta Ethics- questions about the nature and concepts of
ethics.
Is Ethics based on reason or emotions/ feelings/
intuitions?
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
The first step in any argument [or in critical thinking] is
to be clear on exactly what is at issue, exactly what the
conclusion is.
Red Herring Fallacy- When an arguer uses an
irrelevant point to support their conclusion
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
Ad Hominem Fallacy- an attack on the person, as the source
of the argument.
If someone gives an argument, we must evaluate the
argument on its own merits, not the merits of the
person giving the argument.
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
Moral Authority- someone whose life appears to be morally
exemplary, and therefore seemingly fit to give advice on
moral and ethical conduct.
Examples of Moral Authority
Mark Furman
Lost Moral Authority in O.J. Simpson trial because of his
reputation as a racist…
Example of Moral Authority
Rosa Parks
Exemplar of true moral authority. She demonstrated courage
and exercised integrity when she unilaterally protested an
evil and unjust system, although supported by local and
federal laws.
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
The Principle of Charity and the Strawman Fallacy
Principle of Charity- The principle of being charitable or
generous toward the positions and arguments we oppose.
2
Strawman Fallacy- when someone distorts or
misrepresents a position in order to make it easier to
attack
Considerations for Ethical Evaluations
Examples: Abortion-Pro-life argument
* It is obvious that my opponent does not value the human
life of infant babies.
*Well now that I think about it, abortion is an excellent
way to control overpopulation.
Studying Ethics (cont.)
Natural Morality Versus Transcendent Morality
Natural morality- position that ideas concerning morality
and “how to live the good life” come from within our
nature.
Transcendent Morality- position that ideas concerning
morality and “how to live the good life” come from without
from a higher being, i.e. The Creator, God Almighty, Allah
God’s Commandments and Ethics
Theological Voluntarism is named so because it makes
ethical principles dependent on what God wills. “If God
says, then that settles it!”
God’s Commandments and Ethics
(Cont.)
Theological Voluntarism- view that “… moral principles are
set by God, God doesn’t change and doesn’t make exceptions,
so God’s commandments are fixed and eternal and absolute.
What is right is whatever God Commands, or whatever God
chooses. God does not condemn murder because murder is
wrong; rather, murder is wrong because Go ...