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Ethical Dilemma
Lakeysa Williams
Strayer University
HSA-515
Feb, 26,2021
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Ethical Dilemma The definition of an ethical dilemma is a
problem in the decision-making process between two possible
opinions, which is not acceptable from an ethical perspective
(Chia, & Oyeniran, 2020).
(Chia, & Oyeniran, 2020)
Introduction The definition of ethical dilemma or more
dilemma "is a problem in the decision- making process between
two possible opinions, neither of which is absolutely acceptable
from an ethical perspective "(CFI,2020)

As a health care professional, you are met with moral dilemmas
and difficult decisions during work.
As a health care professional, you are met with moral
dilemmas and difficult decisions during work
As a health care professional, you are met with ethical
There are significant relationships between ethical behaviors
and legal issues.

and legal issues
There are important relationships between ethical
behaviors and legal issues
Health care professionals must understand the significance of
these relationships and apparent differences.
these relationships and apparent differences
Health care professionals must understand the
significance of these relationships and clear differences

Health care institutions have ethics committees to protect the
patients'
patients&apos
Health care institutions have ethics committees in place to
protect the patients&apos
rights and the organization and its staff.

rights and the organization and its staff
I was asked to write a paper as a professional healthcare
administrator for a professional conference.
administrator for a professional conference

In this paper, I will talk about medical ethics and caregiver -
patient encounters.
In this paper, I will talk about medical ethics and caregiver-
patient encounters
In this paper, I will talk about medical ethics and
caregiver-patient encounters
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I must write a paper about a significant physician-patient ethical
dilemma in a medical setting.

I must write a paper about a significant physician-patient
ethical dilemma in a medical setting
You must write a paper about a significant physician-
patient ethical dilemma in a medical setting, defending the
decision and conclusions made
I am too defended decision and the conclusion made.
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The case I chose to write is about a comfortable 28- year old
female who went to her physician complaining about throat and
back pain.
back pain

Prepare a brief from the perspective of a lead
administrator dealing with an ethical dilemma The case I chose
to write about an easy 28- year old female who went to her
physician complaining about throat and back pain
Her physician prescribed her clarithromycin, which is used to
treat many bacterial infections that affect the skin and
respiratory system.
respiratory system
Her physician prescribed her clarithromycin, which is
used to treat many types of bacterial infections that affects the
skin and respiratory system

He defined it for pharyngitis used for inflammation of the
pharynx, which is at the back throat in oxycodone for her back
pain.
pain
He prescribed it for pharyngitis used for inflammation of
the pharynx, which is at the back throat in oxycodone for her
back pain
When given a contract to sign to receive her oxycodo ne, the
patient or the physician respected the agreement's terms, and
she did not sign the contract.

When given a contract to sign to receive her oxycodone, the
she did not sign the contract
When given a contract to sign to receive her oxycodone,
the patient nor the physician respected the terms of the contract
and she did not sign the contract
She and the physician entered a romantic relationship, and the
physician continued her treatment for her back pain, treating her
with multiple prescriptions and simple medications (Hart, et al,
2021).
She and the physician entered a romantic relationship, and
the physician continued her treatment for her back pain, treating
her with multiple prescriptions and simple medications (Hart, et
al, 2021)

her with multiple prescriptions and simple medications
Some of the medicines prescribed to her were not recorded in
the medical record in many of them.
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Her physician gave her numerous narcotic drugs over eight
months.
months
Her physician gave her numerous narcotic medications
over the course of eight months

Eventually, the physician discovered that she was getting
additional pain medication from other physicians.
additional pain medication from other physicians
additional pain medication from other physicians the physician
realized she was manipulating him and ended their personal
relationship and discouraged her from his practice
The physician realized she was manipulating him and ended
their relationship and discouraged her from his practice.

their relationship and discouraged her from his practice
She eventually sued him for improper prescribing of pain
medication which she stated resulted in her painkiller addicti on.
medication which she stated resulted in her painkiller addiction

The ethical concern with this case is nonmaleficence which
means not to inflict harm intentionally, "the physician violated
this principle by taking actions that increase the risk of injury
to his patient.
to his patient
The ethical concern with this case is nonmaleficence
which means not to inflict harm intentionally, "the physician
violated this principle by taking actions that increase the risk of
harm to his patient"

Then he got into a real romantic relationship with his patient
that averted him from being unbiased about her condition and
not recognizing her addiction.
not recognizing her addiction
Then he got into a real romantic relationship with his
patient that averted him from being unbiased about her
condition and not recognizing her addiction
He willingly gave her different prescriptions and outright
abandoned his obligation as a physician, and allowed his patient
to call the shots.

He willingly gave her different prescriptions and outri ght
to call the shots
abandon his obligation as a physician and basically allowed his
patient to call the shots
The outcome of this is that he lost his license revoked by the
state's medical board.
state's medical board

The outcome of this is that he lost his license there was
revoked by the state's medical board
That is okay but, what did they do to her?
That is okay but, what did they do to her
A potential outcome should have been she faced jail term or
even be put into rehab and paid fines because even though she
had an addiction, she knew what she was doing and should also
face some consequences for her actions.

face some consequences for her actions
A potential outcome should have been she faced jail term
or even be put into rehab and paid fines because even though
she had an addiction she knew what she was doing and should
also face some consequences for her actions
If the physician did not lose his license, the potential outcome
or risk would have let him continue his duties without knowing
if he would commit this romantic relationship.
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Also, everything again and then faces jail issues and or next
time he gets into an affair if the person he gets into their
experience with has a significant other, the significant other
could get involved in this could end in death or other horrific
things by the patient significant other.

things by the patient significant other
If the physician did not lose his license the potential
outcome or risk would have been letting him continue his duties
without knowing if he would commit this romantic relationship
or any everything again and then face issues of jail and or next
time he gets into an affair if the person he gets into their affair
with has a significant other, the significant other could get
involved in this could end in death or other horrific things by
the patient significant other
I am sure that this thing is happening more than once, the
patient and physician entering a relationship or the physician
not fulfilling his obligations because he let his personal feelings
get in the way.

get in the way
I am quite sure that this thing is happening more than one
time the patient and physician entering a relationship or the
physician not fulfilling his obligations because he let his
personal feelings get in the way
It is essential to move quickly to mitigate anything that could
happen in this situation due to the physician's choices.
happen in this situation due to the physician's choices

It is important to move quickly to mitigate anything that
could happen in this situation due to the choices that the
physician made
To stop the case from happening again, maybe a nurse should
always be in the room to make sure that starting a relationship
does not occur on the hospital grounds.
does not occur on the hospital grounds
To stop the situation from happening again, maybe a
nurse should always be in the room to make sure that the
incident of starting a relationship does not happen on the
grounds of the hospital

Or they even have separate entities to monitor how the
appointment is going.
appointment is going
Or even having separate entities to monitor how the
I would never have a second opinion as to if you have, I second
look at things not only if the patient signs the contract but also
to make sure that the doctor fulfilled all their obligations during
the appointment.

I would never have a second opinion as to if you have, I
second look at things not only if the patient signs the contract
but also to make sure that the doctor fulfilled all their
obligations during the appointment
I never would be to have a second opinion, as in if you
have I second look at things not only if the patient signs the
contract but to make sure that the doctor fulfilled all their
The other thing with this case is to make sure that you have all
the proper documents on this patient stating where the patient
has been with doctors'
The other thing with this case is to make sure that you have
all the proper documents on this patient stating where the
patient has been with doctors&apos

The other thing with this case is to make sure that you
have all the proper document on this patient stating where the
appointments who have they seen previous before you.
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Also, things like what kind of medication they're on even
looking at the pharmacies they used because pharmacies also
have stored information about that patient and what medicines
they were on.
they were on
appointments who have they seen previous before you
also things like what kind of medication that they're on also
looking at the pharmacies that they used because pharmacies
also have stored information about that patient and what

medications they were on or on
Having a test to test if they have any addictions is another way
to mitigate issues that the case raises in the ethical dilemma
(Kioko, et al, 2021).
Having a test to test if they have any addictions is another
way to mitigate issues that the case raises in the ethical
dilemma (Kioko, et al, 2021)
good way to mitigate issues that the case raises in the ethical
dilemma
Usually administering a drug test or even a physical

examination to see what type of drugs they have used or at their
own;
own
Usually administering a drug test or even a physical test
to see what type of drugs they have used or at their own, any
drugs now is a great way to find if your patient has addictions
any medications now is a great way to find if your patient has
addictions.
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In conclusion, the way the physician handled himself by
ignoring all other signs and all his training is morally and
ethically wrong.

ethically wrong
The way the physician handled himself by ignoring all
other signs and all his training is morally and ethically wrong
The solution that I gave holds the physician accountable for his
actions and will retain the woman responsible for her actions
and make sure that this does not happen again.
The solution that I gave holds the physician accountable for
his actions and will retain the woman responsible for her
actions and make sure that this does not happen again

The solution that I gave not only holds the physician
accountable for his actions but will hold the woman is
accountable for her actions also make sure that this does not
happen again
From an ethical standpoint on this case, it seems the physician
is the main one in error because they signed the contract and
went to school for the things that he deliberately ignored.
From an ethical standpoint on this case, it seems the
physician is the main one in error because they signed the
contract and went to school for the things that he deliberately
ignored
ignored

References
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Chia, T., & Oyeniran, O.
Chia, T., & Oyeniran, O
I. (2020).
4
Human health versus human rights:
Human health versus human rights

An emerging ethical dilemma arising from coronavirus disease
pandemic.
An emerging ethical dilemma arising from coronavirus
disease pandemic
disease pandemic

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Ethics, Medicine and Public Health, 14, 100511.
Ethics, Medicine and Public Health, 14, 100511
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2352552
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pi i/S2352552
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Hart, J., Yadav, K., Szymanski, S., Summer, A., Tannenbaum,
A., Zlatev, J.,. & Halpern, S. D. (2021).
6
Choice architecture in physician–patient communication:
Choice architecture in physician–patient communication
Source - https://www.julianzlatev.com/publications.html
Choice architecture in physician-patient communication

a mixed-methods assessments of physicians’ competency. BMJ
Quality & Safety.
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https://qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/early/2021/01/11/bmjqs -
2020-
011801?rss=1&utm_campaign=bmjqs&utm_content=consumer&
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HSA515004VA016-1212-001 - Healthcare Policy, Law and Eth
Ethical Dilemma Brief

Lakeysa Williams
on Sun, Feb 28 2021, 3:19 PM
94% highest match
Submission ID: 2e511e94-d3ea-4f2f-a643-
36e2b5ce95e3
ethicaldilemma2 (1).docx
Word Count: 1,098
Attachment ID: 4066154910

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Ethical Dilemma 2
Ethical Dilemma 2
Ethical Dilemma 2
Ethical Dilemma
Lakeysa Williams
Strayer University

HSA-515
Feb, 26,2021
1
(Chia, & Oyeniran, 2020).
(Chia, & Oyeniran, 2020)
Introduction The definition of ethical dilemma or more
dilemma "is a problem in the decision- making process between
two possible opinions, neither of which is absolutely acceptable
from an ethical perspective "(CFI,2020)
As a health care professional, you are met with moral dilemmas
and difficult decisions during work.

As a health care professional, you are met with moral
As a health care professional, you are met with ethical
and legal issues.
and legal issues

There are important relationships between ethical
behaviors and legal issues
these relationships and apparent differences.
these relationships and apparent differences
Health care professionals must understand the
significance of these relationships and clear differences
patients'

patients&apos
Health care institutions have ethics committees in place to
protect the patients&apos
rights and the organization and its staff.

administrator for a professional conference.
In this paper, I will talk about medical ethics and caregiver-
patient encounters.

In this paper, I will talk about medical ethics and caregiver -
patient encounters
In this paper, I will talk about medical ethics and
caregiver-patient encounters
2
I must write a paper about a significant physician-patient ethical
dilemma in a medical setting.
I must write a paper about a significant physician-patient
ethical dilemma in a medical setting
You must write a paper about a significant physician-

patient ethical dilemma in a medical setting, defending the
decision and conclusions made
I am too defended decision and the conclusion made.
1
back pain.
back pain
Prepare a brief from the perspective of a lead
administrator dealing with an ethical dilemma The case I chose
to write about an easy 28- year old female who went to her
physician complaining about throat and back pain

respiratory system.
respiratory system
Her physician prescribed her clarithromycin, which is
used to treat many types of bacterial infections that affects the
skin and respiratory system
pain.

pain
He prescribed it for pharyngitis used for inflammation of
the pharynx, which is at the back throat in oxycodone for her
back pain
she did not sign the contract.
she did not sign the contract

When given a contract to sign to receive her oxycodone,
the patient nor the physician respected the terms of the contract
and she did not sign the contract
She and the physician entered a romantic relationship, and the
physician continued her treatment for her back pain, treating her
with multiple prescriptions and simple medications (Hart, et al,
2021).
her with multiple prescriptions and simple medications (Hart, et
al, 2021)
her with multiple prescriptions and simple medications

Some of the medicines prescribed to her were not recorded in
the medical record in many of them.
1
months.
months
Her physician gave her numerous narcotic medications
over the course of eight months
additional pain medication from other physicians.

additional pain medication from other physicians
their relationship and discouraged her from his practice.
their relationship and discouraged her from his practice

medication which she stated resulted in her painkiller addiction.

to his patient.
to his patient
The ethical concern with this case is nonmaleficence
which means not to inflict harm intentionally, "the physician
violated this principle by taking actions that increase the risk of
harm to his patient"
not recognizing her addiction.

not recognizing her addiction
Then he got into a real romantic relationship with his
patient that averted him from being unbiased about her
condition and not recognizing her addiction
to call the shots.
to call the shots

abandon his obligation as a physician and basically allowed his
patient to call the shots
state's medical board.
state's medical board
The outcome of this is that he lost his license there was
revoked by the state's medical board

That is okay but, what did they do to her?
face some consequences for her actions.
face some consequences for her actions

A potential outcome should have been she faced jail term
or even be put into rehab and paid fines because even though
she had an addiction she knew what she was doing and should
also face some consequences for her actions
If the physician did not lose his license, the potential outcome
or risk would have let him continue his duties without knowing
if he would commit this romantic relationship.
1
things by the patient significant other.
things by the patient significant other

If the physician did not lose his license the potential
outcome or risk would have been letting him continue his duties
without knowing if he would commit this romantic relationship
or any everything again and then face issues of jail and or next
time he gets into an affair if the person he gets into their affair
with has a significant other, the significant other could get
involved in this could end in death or other horrific things by
the patient significant other
get in the way.
get in the way

I am quite sure that this thing is happening more than one
time the patient and physician entering a relationship or the
physician not fulfilling his obligations because he let his
personal feelings get in the way
happen in this situation due to the physician's choices.
happen in this situation due to the physician's choices
It is important to move quickly to mitigate anything that
could happen in this situation due to the choices that the
physician made

does not occur on the hospital grounds.
does not occur on the hospital grounds
To stop the situation from happening again, maybe a
nurse should always be in the room to make sure that the
incident of starting a relationship does not happen on the
grounds of the hospital
appointment is going.

Or even having separate entities to monitor how the
I would never have a second opinion as to if you have, I second
look at things not only if the patient signs the contract but also
to make sure that the doctor fulfilled all their obligations during
the appointment.
I would never have a second opinion as to if you have, I
second look at things not only if the patient signs the contract
but also to make sure that the doctor fulfilled all their

I never would be to have a second opinion, as in if you
have I second look at things not only if the patient signs the
contract but to make sure that the doctor fulfilled all their
The other thing with this case is to make sure that you have all
the proper documents on this patient stating where the patient
has been with doctors'
The other thing with this case is to make sure that you have
all the proper documents on this patient stating where the
The other thing with this case is to make sure that you
have all the proper document on this patient stating where the

appointments who have they seen previous before you.
1
they were on.
they were on
appointments who have they seen previous before you
also things like what kind of medication that they're on also
looking at the pharmacies that they used because pharmacies
also have stored information about that patient and what
medications they were on or on
Having a test to test if they have any addictions is another way

to mitigate issues that the case raises in the ethical dilemma
(Kioko, et al, 2021).
way to mitigate issues that the case raises in the ethical
dilemma (Kioko, et al, 2021)
good way to mitigate issues that the case raises in the ethical
dilemma
own;

own
Usually administering a drug test or even a physical test
to see what type of drugs they have used or at their own, any
drugs now is a great way to find if your patient has addictions
any medications now is a great way to find if your patient has
addictions.
1
ethically wrong.
ethically wrong

The way the physician handled himself by ignoring all
other signs and all his training is morally and ethically wrong
The solution that I gave holds the physician accountable for his
actions and will retain the woman responsible for her actions
and make sure that this does not happen again.
The solution that I gave holds the physician accountable for
his actions and will retain the woman responsible for her
actions and make sure that this does not happen again
The solution that I gave not only holds the physician
accountable for his actions but will hold the woman is
accountable for her actions also make sure that this does not
happen again

From an ethical standpoint on this case, it seems the physician
is the main one in error because they signed the contract and
went to school for the things that he deliberately ignored.
ignored
ignored
References
3
Chia, T., & Oyeniran, O.

I. (2020).
4
Human health versus human rights:

An emerging ethical dilemma arising from coronavirus disease
pandemic.
disease pandemic
disease pandemic
3
Ethics, Medicine and Public Health, 14, 100511.

5
520300499
520300499
210005207#

Hart, J., Yadav, K., Szymanski, S., Summer, A., Tannenbaum,
A., Zlatev, J.,. & Halpern, S. D. (2021).
6
Choice architecture in physician–patient communication:
Choice architecture in physician–patient communication
Source - https://www.julianzlatev.com/publications.html
Choice architecture in physician-patient communication
a mixed-methods assessments of physicians’ competency. BMJ
Quality & Safety.
7
2020-

042019
2020-
042019
…

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