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The document provides instructions for a medical malpractice case study assignment. Students are asked to: 1) Locate a published medical malpractice court case from their state and write a paper analyzing it. The paper should have three parts: an introduction of the parties and facts, an analysis of the case using the IRAC method, and a discussion of how the outcome would change if facts/evidence were different. 2) The analysis section should identify ethical theories involved and discuss evidence and defenses from both sides. 3) Students should begin researching cases by a certain module and finalize their case selection, outlining it, by subsequent modules. The final paper is due at the end.
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The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or.docx
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario
. See questions to be answered at end of this factual scenario below. I have also provided, after the formatting requirements for the paper, two articles that will aid you in your analyzing the scenario and writing your paper.
The two articles to base the analysis of your paper are entitled:
Clinical Ethics Issues and Discussion and
A Framework for Thinking Ethically
This is the final paper for the class and must be double spaced and be approximately 4-5 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. See more formatting requirements later in these paper instructions.
NOTE: For this paper it is unnecessary to do any research beyond the two articles I furnished with this assignment. Both are after the specific paper requirements. You may use all the articles in the class also. To do internet research would only be wasting your valuable time.
Case Scenario
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will. End of scenario.
You paper should have 3 major sections. Each is numbered 1, 2 and 3.
Questions to be discussed based on the facts above.
You must weave into your discussion the relevant facts from above scenario to support your discussion in discussion areas 2 and 3 below. And for discussio.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or.docx
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario. See questions to be answered at end of this factual scenario below. I have also provided, after the formatting requirements for the paper, two articles that will aid you in your analyzing the scenario and writing your paper.
The two articles to base the analysis of your paper are entitled:
Clinical Ethics Issues and Discussion and
A Framework for Thinking Ethically
This is the final paper for the class and must be double spaced and be approximately 4-5 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. See more formatting requirements later in these paper instructions.
NOTE: For this paper it is unnecessary to do any research beyond the two articles I furnished with this assignment. Both are after the specific paper requirements. You may use all the articles in the class also. To do internet research would only be wasting your valuable time.
Case Scenario
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will. End of scenario.
You paper should have 3 major sections. Each is numbered 1, 2 and 3.
Questions to be discussed based on the facts above. You must weave into your discussion the relevant facts from above scenario to support your discussion in discussion areas 2 and 3 below. And for d.
Assignment #4NOTE This paper must be submitted no later than th.docx
Assignment #4
NOTE:
This paper must be submitted no later than the last day of class and if late will not be accepted.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario
. See questions to be answered at end of this factual scenario below. I have also provided, after the formatting requirements for the paper, two articles that will aid you in your analyzing the scenario and writing your paper.
The two articles to base the analysis of your paper are entitled:
Clinical Ethics Issues and Discussion and
A Framework for Thinking Ethically
This is the final paper for the class and must be double spaced and be approximately 4-6 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. See more formatting requirements later in these paper instructions.
NOTE: For this paper it is unnecessary to do any research beyond the two articles I furnished with this assignment. Both are after the specific paper requirements. You may use all the articles in the class also. To do internet research would only be wasting your valuable time.
Case Scenario
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will. End of scenario.
You paper should have 3 major sections. Each is numbered 1, 2 and 3.
Questions to be discussed based on the facts above.
You must weave into your discussio.
This paper should be double spaced and be 6-8 pages in 12 point New .docx
This paper should be double spaced and be 6-8 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. Must have at end of the paper a list of references in APA Format [not counted as a page]. No deduction if paper exceeds a page or so. But deduction of 2 points from the 25pts paper is worth if paper is less than 4 pages. The paper is to be posted in Assignment #4 drop box. Paper should be submitted in word doc. No pdf papers as I cannot post my comments in your paper.
Paper must be submitted by last day of class. No late papers accepted after last day of class.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario.
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will.
List and discuss the three most important ethical/legal issues in this scenario [Just three]. Why are they legal /ethical issues? Be sure and define the concepts you discuss. As a health care provider, how would you have handled this situation and why?
Use as headings in your paper the three legal/ethics issues you pick to discuss.
You are on the honor system not to discuss or consult with any students or other individuals about this paper. You may use the information we have discussed in the class, the articles in the class, and the article I have furnished below
but you may NOT do internet r.
This paper should be double spaced and be 4-6 pages in 12 point New .docx
This paper should be double spaced and be 4-6 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. Must have at end of the paper a list of references in APA Format [not counted as a page]. No deduction if paper exceeds a page or so. But deduction of 2 points from the 25pts paper is worth if paper is less than 4 pages. The paper is to be posted in Assignment #4 drop box. Paper should be submitted in word doc. No pdf papers as I cannot post my comments in your paper.
Paper must be submitted by last day of class. No late papers accepted after last day of class.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario.
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will.
List and discuss the three most important ethical/legal issues in this scenario [Just three]. Why are they legal /ethical issues? Be sure and define the concepts you discuss. As a health care provider, how would you have handled this situation and why?
Use as headings in your paper the three legal/ethics issues you pick to discuss.
You are on the honor system not to discuss or consult with any students or other individuals about this paper. You may use the information we have discussed in the class, the articles in the class, and the article I have furnished below
but you may NOT do internet r.
Surrogate and advance directives.docx
Three important legal/ethical issues in the scenario are:
1) Informed consent and the husband's refusal to honor the patient's advance directive specifying withdrawal of life support.
2) Determining decision-making capacity and authority of the surrogate given disagreement between husband and children.
3) Obligation to respect patient autonomy expressed in advance directive versus duty to family members' wishes to continue life support.
Chapter Two Principles of Health Care Ethics12
Chapter Two
Principles of Health Care Ethics
1
2
Principles of Ethics
Extends your foundation of ethics.
Gives you ways to apply ethics to practical situations.
The four most often used in health care are nonmaleficience, beneficence, autonomy, and justice.
3
3
Nonmaleficience
Sometimes this is translated as “first do no harm”.
Ethical theories define harm in different ways.
Consequentialist says harm is that which prevents good.
Natural law says harm is something that limits our potential.
4
4
Nonmaleficence
Deontologists say harm is something that prevents you from doing your moral duty.
Virtue ethicists say harm is something that leads you away from practicing high moral character.
Ethical egoists say that harm is something that goes against your self interest.
5
5
Harm in the Clinical Setting
Harm is something that negatively affects patients.
Clinically, we think of physical harm but other harm is possible.
Harm is also caused by negligence.
Harm can be caused by violating autonomy.
6
6
Beneficience
Beneficience comes from the Latin “bene” and means to benefit.
Requires a decision to engage in beneficent acts or to be altruistic.
It is a fundamental principle of health care practice.
What theories support beneficence?
7
7
Health care and Beneficience
The standard of altruism is higher for health care professionals.
Altruism is expected.
Beneficence sometimes is extended to paternalism when the health care professional makes decisions for the good of the patient. What is this called?
8
8
Autonomy
Autonomy means that you can rule yourself.
It implies a respect for others.
In health care, we have a duty to treat, but not to judge.
What are the conditions necessary for autonomy in health care?
9
9
Specific Competence
Is defined as the ability to do some things but not others. One can be competent in a limited way.
In issues where a person is not competent, the concept of substitute judgment can be used. This also involves the idea of a reasonable person’s decision.
10
10
Specific Competence
Coercion can also affect a person’s ability to exercise autonomy.
Issues of competence and autonomy also are part of informed consent and other health care issues which are discussed in later chapters.
11
11
Justice
The term can be used to mean fairness.
Aristotle thought we should treat similar cases in a similar way unless there was some relevant or material difference.
We need to examine types of justice: procedural and distributive.
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12
Procedural Justice
This is sometimes called due process.
It means that you get your turn; you are treated like everyone else.
Procedural injustice can occur with employee situations.
Due process is also involved with policy making in procedural justice.
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13
Distributive Justice
This form of justice involves balancing benefits and burdens.
Health care resource allocation is one example of a distributive injustice.
Health care is a scarce resource, so
Resource a ...
IHP 420 Final project Conclusion.docx
This milestone analyzes a 2003 malpractice case from Hawaii (Iturralde vs Hilo Medical Center). The case involved a patient, Arturo Iturralde, who was admitted to the hospital to examine weakness in his legs that caused falls. He was diagnosed by Dr. Robert Ricketson with a back condition. During surgery to treat this, Dr. Ricketson inserted a screwdriver into Arturo's spine, causing significant injury. The patient's wife sued the doctor, hospital, and medical device companies on his behalf. This milestone examines the case components of standard of care, breach of care, and causation based on the facts presented.
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The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or.docx
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario
. See questions to be answered at end of this factual scenario below. I have also provided, after the formatting requirements for the paper, two articles that will aid you in your analyzing the scenario and writing your paper.
The two articles to base the analysis of your paper are entitled:
Clinical Ethics Issues and Discussion and
A Framework for Thinking Ethically
This is the final paper for the class and must be double spaced and be approximately 4-5 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. See more formatting requirements later in these paper instructions.
NOTE: For this paper it is unnecessary to do any research beyond the two articles I furnished with this assignment. Both are after the specific paper requirements. You may use all the articles in the class also. To do internet research would only be wasting your valuable time.
Case Scenario
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will. End of scenario.
You paper should have 3 major sections. Each is numbered 1, 2 and 3.
Questions to be discussed based on the facts above.
You must weave into your discussion the relevant facts from above scenario to support your discussion in discussion areas 2 and 3 below. And for discussio.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or.docx
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario. See questions to be answered at end of this factual scenario below. I have also provided, after the formatting requirements for the paper, two articles that will aid you in your analyzing the scenario and writing your paper.
The two articles to base the analysis of your paper are entitled:
Clinical Ethics Issues and Discussion and
A Framework for Thinking Ethically
This is the final paper for the class and must be double spaced and be approximately 4-5 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. See more formatting requirements later in these paper instructions.
NOTE: For this paper it is unnecessary to do any research beyond the two articles I furnished with this assignment. Both are after the specific paper requirements. You may use all the articles in the class also. To do internet research would only be wasting your valuable time.
Case Scenario
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will. End of scenario.
You paper should have 3 major sections. Each is numbered 1, 2 and 3.
Questions to be discussed based on the facts above. You must weave into your discussion the relevant facts from above scenario to support your discussion in discussion areas 2 and 3 below. And for d.
Assignment #4NOTE This paper must be submitted no later than th.docx
Assignment #4
NOTE:
This paper must be submitted no later than the last day of class and if late will not be accepted.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and or ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario
. See questions to be answered at end of this factual scenario below. I have also provided, after the formatting requirements for the paper, two articles that will aid you in your analyzing the scenario and writing your paper.
The two articles to base the analysis of your paper are entitled:
Clinical Ethics Issues and Discussion and
A Framework for Thinking Ethically
This is the final paper for the class and must be double spaced and be approximately 4-6 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. See more formatting requirements later in these paper instructions.
NOTE: For this paper it is unnecessary to do any research beyond the two articles I furnished with this assignment. Both are after the specific paper requirements. You may use all the articles in the class also. To do internet research would only be wasting your valuable time.
Case Scenario
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will. End of scenario.
You paper should have 3 major sections. Each is numbered 1, 2 and 3.
Questions to be discussed based on the facts above.
You must weave into your discussio.
This paper should be double spaced and be 6-8 pages in 12 point New .docx
This paper should be double spaced and be 6-8 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. Must have at end of the paper a list of references in APA Format [not counted as a page]. No deduction if paper exceeds a page or so. But deduction of 2 points from the 25pts paper is worth if paper is less than 4 pages. The paper is to be posted in Assignment #4 drop box. Paper should be submitted in word doc. No pdf papers as I cannot post my comments in your paper.
Paper must be submitted by last day of class. No late papers accepted after last day of class.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario.
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will.
List and discuss the three most important ethical/legal issues in this scenario [Just three]. Why are they legal /ethical issues? Be sure and define the concepts you discuss. As a health care provider, how would you have handled this situation and why?
Use as headings in your paper the three legal/ethics issues you pick to discuss.
You are on the honor system not to discuss or consult with any students or other individuals about this paper. You may use the information we have discussed in the class, the articles in the class, and the article I have furnished below
but you may NOT do internet r.
This paper should be double spaced and be 4-6 pages in 12 point New .docx
This paper should be double spaced and be 4-6 pages in 12 point New Times Roman font. Include a cover page [not counted as a page] which should have student name and title of your paper. Must have at end of the paper a list of references in APA Format [not counted as a page]. No deduction if paper exceeds a page or so. But deduction of 2 points from the 25pts paper is worth if paper is less than 4 pages. The paper is to be posted in Assignment #4 drop box. Paper should be submitted in word doc. No pdf papers as I cannot post my comments in your paper.
Paper must be submitted by last day of class. No late papers accepted after last day of class.
The final project for this course is an analysis of the legal and ethical issues involved in the below health care scenario.
A 72 year old woman was admitted to the Neurological Intensive Care Unit following a cerebral hemorrhage which left her with severe brain damage and ventilator dependent. One year before this event, the patient and her husband had drawn up "living wills" with an attorney. She was diagnosed by her treating physician as being in a permanent unconscious condition. The patient's living will specified that the patient did not want ventilator support or other artificial life support in the event of a permanent unconscious condition or terminal condition.
The patient's husband is her legal next of kin and the person with surrogate decision-making authority. When the living will was discussed with him, he insisted that the patient had not intended for the document to be used in a situation like the present one. Further discussion with him revealed that he understood that the patient would not be able to recover any meaningful brain function but he argued that the living will did not apply because her condition was not imminently terminal. He further indicated that he did not consider his wife to be in a permanent unconscious condition. The immediate family members (the couple’s adult children) disagreed with their father’s refusal to withdraw life support.
The treatment team allowed a week to pass to allow the husband more time to be supported in his grief and to appreciate the gravity of his wife’s situation. Nevertheless, at the end of this time, the husband was unwilling to authorize withdrawal of life support measures consistent with the patient's wishes as expressed in her living will.
List and discuss the three most important ethical/legal issues in this scenario [Just three]. Why are they legal /ethical issues? Be sure and define the concepts you discuss. As a health care provider, how would you have handled this situation and why?
Use as headings in your paper the three legal/ethics issues you pick to discuss.
You are on the honor system not to discuss or consult with any students or other individuals about this paper. You may use the information we have discussed in the class, the articles in the class, and the article I have furnished below
but you may NOT do internet r.
Surrogate and advance directives.docx
Three important legal/ethical issues in the scenario are:
1) Informed consent and the husband's refusal to honor the patient's advance directive specifying withdrawal of life support.
2) Determining decision-making capacity and authority of the surrogate given disagreement between husband and children.
3) Obligation to respect patient autonomy expressed in advance directive versus duty to family members' wishes to continue life support.
Chapter Two Principles of Health Care Ethics12
Chapter Two
Principles of Health Care Ethics
1
2
Principles of Ethics
Extends your foundation of ethics.
Gives you ways to apply ethics to practical situations.
The four most often used in health care are nonmaleficience, beneficence, autonomy, and justice.
3
3
Nonmaleficience
Sometimes this is translated as “first do no harm”.
Ethical theories define harm in different ways.
Consequentialist says harm is that which prevents good.
Natural law says harm is something that limits our potential.
4
4
Nonmaleficence
Deontologists say harm is something that prevents you from doing your moral duty.
Virtue ethicists say harm is something that leads you away from practicing high moral character.
Ethical egoists say that harm is something that goes against your self interest.
5
5
Harm in the Clinical Setting
Harm is something that negatively affects patients.
Clinically, we think of physical harm but other harm is possible.
Harm is also caused by negligence.
Harm can be caused by violating autonomy.
6
6
Beneficience
Beneficience comes from the Latin “bene” and means to benefit.
Requires a decision to engage in beneficent acts or to be altruistic.
It is a fundamental principle of health care practice.
What theories support beneficence?
7
7
Health care and Beneficience
The standard of altruism is higher for health care professionals.
Altruism is expected.
Beneficence sometimes is extended to paternalism when the health care professional makes decisions for the good of the patient. What is this called?
8
8
Autonomy
Autonomy means that you can rule yourself.
It implies a respect for others.
In health care, we have a duty to treat, but not to judge.
What are the conditions necessary for autonomy in health care?
9
9
Specific Competence
Is defined as the ability to do some things but not others. One can be competent in a limited way.
In issues where a person is not competent, the concept of substitute judgment can be used. This also involves the idea of a reasonable person’s decision.
10
10
Specific Competence
Coercion can also affect a person’s ability to exercise autonomy.
Issues of competence and autonomy also are part of informed consent and other health care issues which are discussed in later chapters.
11
11
Justice
The term can be used to mean fairness.
Aristotle thought we should treat similar cases in a similar way unless there was some relevant or material difference.
We need to examine types of justice: procedural and distributive.
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Procedural Justice
This is sometimes called due process.
It means that you get your turn; you are treated like everyone else.
Procedural injustice can occur with employee situations.
Due process is also involved with policy making in procedural justice.
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Distributive Justice
This form of justice involves balancing benefits and burdens.
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IHP 420 Final project Conclusion.docx
This milestone analyzes a 2003 malpractice case from Hawaii (Iturralde vs Hilo Medical Center). The case involved a patient, Arturo Iturralde, who was admitted to the hospital to examine weakness in his legs that caused falls. He was diagnosed by Dr. Robert Ricketson with a back condition. During surgery to treat this, Dr. Ricketson inserted a screwdriver into Arturo's spine, causing significant injury. The patient's wife sued the doctor, hospital, and medical device companies on his behalf. This milestone examines the case components of standard of care, breach of care, and causation based on the facts presented.
IHP 420 Final project Conclusion.docx
This milestone analyzes a 2003 malpractice case from Hawaii (Iturralde vs Hilo Medical Center). The case involved a patient, Arturo Iturralde, who was admitted to the hospital to examine weakness in his legs that caused falls. He was diagnosed by Dr. Robert Ricketson with a back condition. During surgery to treat this, Dr. Ricketson inserted a screwdriver into Arturo's spine, causing significant injury. The patient's wife sued the doctor, hospital, and medical device companies on his behalf. This milestone examines the case components of standard of care, breach of care, and causation based on the facts presented.
Case study using the Ethics Worksheet belowTESLA MOTORSIdentif.docx
Case study using the Ethics Worksheet below: TESLA MOTORS
Identify an actual media case which includes ethical considerations.
The case may involve national or local news media, advertisers, public relations practitioners, or media entertainment in magazines, movies, books, etc. The sweep is broad, though the case must in some way involve one of the media: newspapers, magazines, books, TV, radio, movies, records or the web. It may involve advertising, public relations, or journalism. Try to choose an issue you're already interested in, or something based on a personal experience. It will make this project more fun to do. The choice must NOT be something we already used for a class case study.
To find ideas, read, read, read, listen, listen, listen, or watch, watch, watch. Get ideas from your textbooks, or from class discussions. You can find oodles of ethically-sensitive cases out there, if you're looking. I won't give you possible choices here--as this is an theoretical-level class, it's time for you to take the initiative!
b. Identify the ethical issue posed by the case, and collect background information on this issue from library sources and interviews with experts. You'll need to explain:
· how the issue has been handled by philosophers and media people in the past;
· legal considerations;
· professional considerations;
· opinions of experts in the field. Basically, tell me everything the world knows about the ethical issue raised by your sample case.
c. Complete the ethics worksheet, decide how you would, or would have, handled the case. This part of the assignment is similar to previous class exercises.
Length: Using the ethics worksheet as an outline, description of the case should be at least one page.Research on the case should total at least five to seven pages, and a good eight sources, (minimum is 5 sources) books and articles included--not only web sites! You'll probably have to rely on the library's on-line databases, perhaps interlibrary loan.
Your paper should be set up using the ethics worksheet questions, with each question number indicated. Your answer will probably be both in narrative and bulleted form, as you think works best. This means your description of the case will fit into, perhaps, questions two and three. Your consideration of how ethical theories relate to your case will fit under question 11, etc. Your ethics worksheet analysis will be similar in size to those you've turned in for class projects (in other classes), but longer, about 10-12 double-spaced, typewritten pages.
Objectives: To recognize an ethical issue based on an actual situation; to understand how ethics philosophers and writers have considered your chosen issue; to critically analyze a case,acknowledging ambiguities. At the end of your work, you'll be the expert on this issue, so I expect to read in your work a lot that I don't know already.
Ethics Worksheet for Case Studies - Tesla Motors
1. What is the ethical issue/problem, in one sente ...
Hca 305 entire course
This document contains the course materials for HCA 305, including discussion questions, assignments, and readings for each week. The materials cover topics like cost, quality and access in healthcare; stakeholders in the healthcare system; improving quality in hospitals; choosing healthcare providers; the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; diversity in the healthcare workforce; and supply and demand of healthcare professionals. The document provides resources for students to analyze issues, complete assignments, and discuss topics related to the U.S. healthcare system.
Project Milestone Malpractice Case.docx
This document provides instructions for the first milestone of a final project on a malpractice case. Students are asked to analyze the malpractice case of Iturralde v. Hilo Medical Center USA to address the standard of care, breach of care, and causation. Specifically, students must introduce the case stakeholders and incident, evaluate the legal components and relevant policies, analyze the standard of care provided and whether it was breached, assess the case's impact on different cultural groups and healthcare consumers, and determine the level of accountability of the healthcare provider based on the severity of the case. The document provides a link to the case and notifies that further instructions are in the attached rubric.
Please do some research on Kickstarter.What does the company do.docx
Please do some research on Kickstarter.
What does the company do?
Is it successful?
Why won't they go public?
Have you or someone you know every used it? If so how and were you/they successful?
Ethics
Assessment 1 (Normative Theories)
While working in the business office of a primary care medical facility, you come across records showing that one of your daughter's grade-school teachers has been prescribed antipsychotic medication for the control of schizophrenia. Although you have been told to respect patient confidentiality in the workplace, you fear the potential harm such a person could cause in a position of authority over children. Develop your position on this ethical issue. What would you do?
Write a paper addressing this topic, supporting your position with credible research.
In explaining your position, address each of the following questions:
· What features of the situation are relevant for making a moral decision?
· What would a deontologist like Immanuel Kant recommend?
· What would a consequentialist like John Stuart Mill recommend?
· How do you justify your own decision about what to do?Additional Requirements
· Written communication:Written communication should be free of errors that detract from the overall message.
· APA formatting: Include a title page and a references page, formatted according to APA (6thedition) style and formatting.
· References:A typical paper will include support from a minimum of 3–5 references. You should also include support from your independent research of scholarly or professional materials.
· Length: A typical paper will be 4 typed, double-spaced pages in length.
· Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12-point.
Assignment 2 (Making a Moral Decision)
For this assessment, you will invent a practical circumstance of your own choosing that illuminates differences among the three approaches to normative theory; a circumstance in which the duties, consequences, and virtues do not align with each other. It does not need to be a grand, controversial social issue; an everyday moral dilemma will make the conflict clearer. Just look for an example where doing your duty might cause lasting harm, or where caring about people requires breaking the rules.
Write a paper addressing this topic, supporting your statements with credible research on the three approaches to normative theory. You are also expected to conduct your own independent research into the scholarly and professional resources of the field.
Begin by describing a concrete situation that calls for someone to make an ethical decision about what to do. Choosing your example carefully will make it easier to draw an interesting contrast between the theoretical applications. Be sure to describe the situation with enough detail to provide adequate information for arriving at a responsible choice. You are welcome to choose a case in which you are personally involved, but you may find it easier to think objectively with a little detachment.
Next, .
Developing A Health Care Perspective Letter.docx
This document analyzes patient safety issues in healthcare. It identifies the main causes of patient safety issues as diagnostic errors, contextual errors, and communication errors. It discusses how these errors can harm patients. The document proposes implementing electronic health records and improving communication between healthcare professionals as potential solutions to increase patient safety. It acknowledges some ethical implications of these solutions, such as privacy violations, data inaccuracies, and challenges during implementation. Overall, the document analyzes a current healthcare problem and proposes a solution while discussing relevant ethical considerations.
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Module 4 - SLP
DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
The goal of the Session Long Project is to identify and evaluate the ethical principles used in resolving ethical dilemmas, and to apply the principles to specific ethical issues that may have professional, sociological, economic, legal or political implications.
Often times a patient needs a lot of resources prior to being discharged from the hospital. Some organizations use discharge planners or case managers to aid in acquiring these resources. The topic of this SLP is about Jenna, a young woman who could not be discharged home until the issue of resources to care for her was resolved. This story demonstrates that resource allocation decision making is inherently complex, a process that is dynamic, multidimensional, and iterative. After reading the article, "The relational nature of case manager resource allocation decision making: An illustrated case" by Fraser, Estabrooks, and Strang and doing additional research, please respond to the questions listed below:
1. Provide a brief summary of Jenna's case. What was her medical condition? What was her prognosis? Why was it important for her to go home? Did she get to go home? If so, how did that impact her recovery?
2. What were the resources that Jenna needed to go home? What barriers did her case manager encounter in acquiring these resources?
3. Discuss the theory of relational ethics as it applies to this case. What is it? How does it impact the allocation of resources? Think about your own discipline of study, how does this theory apply to acquiring scare resources? Provide an example.
4. Based on what you have read about this case and resource allocation, do you agree with the statement "that resource allocation decision making is inherently complex, a process that is dynamic, multidimensional, and iterative"? Why or why not? What are your views on the fairness of the process? Was it done in a fair manner in this case? Did Jenna get preferential treatment because of her case manager? If there was no one advocating for her, what do you think the outcome would have been?
SLP Assignment Expectations
1. You will be expected to provide a scholarly basis for your response.
2. Your opinions must be justified with evidence from the literature.
3. References should be cited properly in the text of your essay (either in parentheses or as footnotes), as well as at the end.
4. Several (3-5) scholarly references should be cited for this assignment.
5. Please limit your response to 3 pages maximum, not including title and refer.
You have been working on this project for weeks, and now it is t
You have been working on this project for weeks, and now it is time to submit your final version. This should be a complete, polished artifact that contains all of the required critical elements and incorporates the feedback you received from your instructor on Milestones One and Two. This is your opportunity to shine!
To complete this assignment, review the
Final Project I Guidelines and Rubric
document.
Note:
This activity is one of many that will contribute to the completion of the final projects. See the
Final Project Assignment Table
for more information.
Healthcare professionals must have a strong working knowledge of ethics and law to be competent and successful. A qualified professional knows how to provide safe, quality healthcare to a population of culturally diverse consumers. To address the needs of all patients, you can apply models such as shared decision making, where patients are encouraged to share their preferences and needs. The application of this model requires that healthcare professionals know how to apply ethical theories such as patient autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and fidelity when caring for patients. On a daily basis, healthcare professionals face ethical dilemmas involving patients and colleagues. Understanding how to effectively apply the code of ethics in your field, and various other codes of professional conduct, is an important skill required of all healthcare professionals. By applying ethical decision making, you positively impact the delivery of safe, quality healthcare. Under certain circumstances, healthcare professionals can be sued by patients for malpractice; it is more common for physicians to be sued when patients are injured or die as a result of their medical care. Healthcare professionals need a clear understanding of the elements of medical malpractice (standard of care, breach, causation, and damages) and how they are applied by a judge in a court of law. Healthcare professionals play a critical role due to the nature of their relationship with both patients and physicians. To remain competent and grow in the field, healthcare professionals are expected to understand how their professional responsibility includes a wide-ranging accountability to self, their profession, their patients, and the public. Your final case study for this course will require you to analyze a court decision in which a physician was found liable for medical malpractice. You will focus on facts pertaining to the medical standard of care, breach of care, and causation, and explain how they were applied to law. You will then use the facts of the case to identify an ethics issue and determine an ethical theory that would help provide a safe, quality healthcare experience for the patient. Next, you will apply a clinician–patient shared decision-making model to describe how the ethics issue could be resolved. You will also include a discussion about possible violations of the code of ethics in you ...
ASSIGNMENT 2HA570-1 Critique the need for and role of ethics in.docx
ASSIGNMENT 2
HA570-1: Critique the need for and role of ethics in the American healthcare environment.
Instructions:
As you have learned, differences exist between morality, ethics, and the law. Morality refers to an individual‘s moral compass or belief system based on their individual perspective. Ethics refers to the standard of action that should be performed, irregardless of an individual‘s perspective, opinion, or ideology. Law simply refers to any legal requirements involved.
In an ethical dilemma, varying perspectives exist. Oftentimes, these perspectives include the patient, provider, caregiver, family member, or staff member. Every person has a unique perspective and it is these unique experiences that form our belief system. As a future leader in healthcare administration, it is important to identify and understand how these varying perspectives act as a foundation for individual morality and influence our decisions. Likewise, it is also important to understand that despite personal morality, providers are required to abide by the ethical standards present in the field.
In this unit, you will explore the differences between morality and ethics by examining a scenario and its implications from varying perspectives. By the end of this unit, you will be able to proficiently discuss the need for and role of ethics in the American healthcare environment.
To begin, select one (1) of the following stories from your textbook from which to address the assignment requirements:
· The Story of the Harvey Family and the Interprofessional Care Team (p. 3)
· The Story of Pat Jackson, the Interprofessional Care Team, and Mr. Sanchez (p. 29)
· The Story of Bill Boyd and Kate Lindy (p. 53)
· The Story of Elizabeth Kim, Max Diaz, Melinda Diaz, and Michael Meary (p. 73)
· The Story of Michael Halloran and Amrou Croteau (p. 106)
In a 5-7 page paper (excluding title page and reference list), address the following:
· Summarize the story briefly providing the ethical dilemma and parties involved.
· Discuss the varying perspectives from the parties involved. Be sure to discuss potential reasoning for the varied perspectives. Please note that you may need to include fictitious information to complete this.
· Discuss ethical standards relevant to the unique scenario.
· Identify possible personal moral convictions which may influence the direction of the story.
· Foreshadow potential events in the story of what could happen if ethical standards did not exist.
Report your findings noting the following standards:
· Current APA formatting (e.g. title page, citations, conclusion, reference page, etc.) should be used.
· Proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation are expected.
· Plagiarism, self-plagiarism, unoriginal work, and unattributed content is not permitted and will result in action pursuant to the University’s Plagiarism Policy and Procedures.
HA570-2: Assess national regulations regarding confidentiality and ethical considerations of confidentiality la.
Final Paper- Abraham Lincoln
The document provides instructions for a final paper assignment requiring students to write a psychological report evaluating a character from an approved movie or historical case study. The report must follow specific sections in this order: identifying information, chief complaint, symptoms, personal history, family history, therapy history, medical conditions, substance use, collateral, results of evaluation, diagnostic impression with differential justification, and recommendations. The paper must be in APA format, include references, and integrate knowledge of the character's cultural background throughout the analysis.
If overload does not get you, underload might. People are not ever b.docx
If overload does not get you, underload might. People are not ever bored to death by their jobs, but there is good evidence that they can be “bored to sickness.” Researchers at the Institute for Social Research of the University of Michigan found that boring jobs are hardest on health.
Give an example of a time where you were UNDERloaded. How did you feel? What did you do about it? In that situation, which would have been preferable, being underloaded, or overloaded?
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If we sensed and attended equally to each stimulus in the world, the.docx
If we sensed and attended equally to each stimulus in the world, the amount of information would be overwhelming. What sensory and perceptual processes help us lessen the din?
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What senses, outside of hearing, would likely be impaired if a
person were somehow missing all of the apparatus of the ear
(including the outer, middle, and inner ear)?
Answer
each question in at least 50 words.
Cite your references.
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If Men Could Menstruate By Gloria Steinem, Ms. Magazine, O.docx
If Men Could Menstruate
By Gloria Steinem, Ms. Magazine, October 1978
A white minority of the world has spent centuries conning us into thinking that a white skin makes
people superior—even though the only thing it really does is make them more subject to ultraviolet rays
and to wrinkles. Male human beings have built whole cultures around the idea that penis-envy is
“natural” to women—though having such an unprotected organ might be said to make men vulnerable,
and the power to give birth makes womb-envy at least as logical.
In short, the characteristics of the powerful, whatever they may be, are thought to be better than the
characteristics of the powerless—and logic has nothing to do with it.
What would happen, for instance, if suddenly, magically, men could menstruate and women could not?
The answer is clear—menstruation would become an enviable, boast-worthy, masculine event:
Men would brag about how long and how much.
Boys would mark the onset of menses, that longed-for proof of manhood, with religious ritual and stag
parties.
Congress would fund a National Institute of Dysmenorrhea to help stamp out monthly discomforts.
Sanitary supplies would be federally funded and free. (Of course, some men would still pay for the
prestige of commercial brands such as John Wayne Tampons, Muhammad Ali’s Rope-a-dope Pads,
Joe Namath Jock Shields—“For Those Light Bachelor Days,” and Robert “Baretta” Blake Maxi-Pads.)
Military men, right-wing politicians, and religious fundamentalists would cite menstruation (“men-
struation”) as proof that only men could serve in the Army (“you have to give blood to take blood”),
occupy political office (“can women be aggressive without that steadfast cycle governed by the planet
Mars?”), be priest and ministers (“how could a woman give her blood for our sins?”) or rabbis (“without
the monthly loss of impurities, women remain unclean”).
Male radicals, left-wing politicians, mystics, however, would insist that women are equal, just different,
and that any woman could enter their ranks if she were willing to self-inflict a major wound every month
(“you MUST give blood for the revolution”), recognize the preeminence of menstrual issues, or
subordinate her selfness to all men in their Cycle of Enlightenment. Street guys would brag (“I’m a three
pad man”) or answer praise from a buddy (“Man, you lookin‘ good!”) by giving fives and saying, “Yeah,
man, I’m on the rag!” TV shows would treat the subject at length. (“Happy Days”: Richie and Potsie try
to convince Fonzie that he is still “The Fonz,” though he has missed two periods in a row.) So would
newspapers. (SHARK SCARE THREATENS MENSTRUATING MEN. JUDGE CITES MONTHLY
STRESS IN PARDONING RAPIST.) And movies. (Newman and Redford in “Blood Brothers”!)
Men would convince women that intercourse was more pleasurable at “that time of the month.”
Lesbians would be said to fear blood and therefore life itself—though probably only because.
If machine 2 was purchased on April 1 instead of July 1, what would .docx
If machine 2 was purchased on April 1 instead of July 1, what would be the depreciation expense for this machine in 2013? In 2014?
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Ratzlaff Company issues €2 million, 10-year, 8% bonds at 97, with interest payable on July 1 and January 1.
Prepare the journal entry to record the sale of these bonds on January 1, 2014.
(Credit account titles are automatically indented when the amount is entered. Do not indent manually.)
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Assuming instead that the above bonds sold for 104, prepare the journal entry to record the sale of these bonds on January 1, 2014.
(Credit account titles are automatically indented when the amount is entered. Do not indent manually.)
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If I Had Been the Attorney of Record Then...For this Written Assig.docx
If I Had Been the Attorney of Record Then...
For this Written Assignment you will be writing a
3-5-page paper using APA format
, 12-point font and standard margins. You are REQUIRED to use a minimum of 3 (three) outside sources to support your points in your paper. Make sure you include a proper reference page. Be sure to properly cite, and no plagarism
There have been numerous cases in the media where there has been focus not only on the client but also on the lawyer that represents that client.
Select a case from the following – OJ Simpson, Anna Nicole Smith, Casey Anthony, the Central Park jogger, Bensonhurt, Charles Manson, William Kennedy Smith, Rodney King– or select another one of your own choosing
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You are going to discuss the case, the venue of the case (state or federal and discuss how the case may have been different had it been in the alternate court system), discuss the media and access and analyze the role that the lawyers – both the representing lawyer and the opposing lawyer – had in the case and how they handled the case. Finally, assume that you have been the lawyer in the case and walk through how you would have handled this case from the first phone call with the client to the final outcome. Access how the result may have been different or similar.
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If the Quabbin Reservoir Watershed is 100 km2, the average preci.docx
If the Quabbin Reservoir Watershed is 100 km
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, the average precipitation in New England is 130 cm/year, and the volume of the Reservoir is 1.5 x 10
12
liters, what is the residence time of water in the Reservoir with respect to rain? Please show your calculation and explain all your assumptions. (5 points)
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Identifytwo barriers that influence your critical thinking.Inc.docx
Identify
two barriers that influence your critical thinking.
Include
barriers listed in Thinking: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Critical and Creative Thought, Ch. 2 *
Write
at least 100 words for each barrier, describing them and how you can overcome them. Total word count will be at least 200 words.
Format
your assignment consistent with APA guidelines.
Reference
at least the textbook both in the reference page and in-text citations.
Submit
your assignment to the Assignment Files tab.
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If using the Ballard Integrated Managed Services, Inc. (BIMS) case s.docx
If using the Ballard Integrated Managed Services, Inc. (BIMS) case study overview:
Resource:
University of Phoenix Material: Ballard Integrated Managed Services, Inc., Part 2.
Read
the University of Phoenix Material: Ballard Integrated Managed Services, Inc., Part 2. Your team acts as a consultant group that analyzes and interprets this second set of data. The intent is to increase senior management’s understanding of the sources of employee dissatisfaction and to create a model that predicts employee resignation.
Combine
your Week Two Learning Team assignment and Week Three findings with Week Five findings and make a recommendation to BIMS.
Prepare
a 1,050- to 1,750-word written report along with a 7- to 9-slide Microsoft
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Identifying Opportunities
Select a company which is described in reputable business news sources such as Forbes, Wall Street Journal, Fortune, or others. Visit the company website(s) to identify additional information about the company. Describe how the company is using the Web.
On the basis of your collected information, examine important business processes and strategies that the company uses. Suggest information systems that might give competitive advantages to the particular businesses.
Your paper should be at least three double spaced pages in length, excluding the title page and the reference pages, and formatted in APA style. You must have more than two scholarly sources, including the textbook.
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Identifying and responding effectively to grant proposals is more an.docx
Identifying and responding effectively to grant proposals is more an art than a science. Most grants require applicants to complete a request for proposal (RFP), though there are a number of methods to respond to an RFP and the information requested through the RFP is not necessarily universal, meaning grants typically ask for varying information. With that background, discuss the overall concept of an RFP and the typical components of an RFP, along with strategies/techniques an organization should follow to respond effectively to an RFP. How can an agency be assured that they have effectively responded to an RFP?
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Identify the research problem.
Identify the research purpose.
Summarize the review of literature.
Identify the nursing framework.
Identify the research questions and hypotheses.
Identify the variables.
Identify and discuss the appropriateness of the design.
Discuss the validity of the research.
Discuss the efficacy of the study. Did it resolve the question?
Discuss the legal and ethical issues of the study. Include the use of human subjects and their protection.
Describe any cultural aspects of the study.
Describe the sample.
Describe the procedures.
Summarize the results.
Describe how the results of the research may impact future nursing practice.
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Identify two analytical tools used to process data collection. How are they processed through organizational information systems?
When responding to your peers, compare their analytical tools to your own. What are some of the pros and cons of the tools that your classmates selected?
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Identify an actual media case which includes ethical considerations.
The case may involve national or local news media, advertisers, public relations practitioners, or media entertainment in magazines, movies, books, etc. The sweep is broad, though the case must in some way involve one of the media: newspapers, magazines, books, TV, radio, movies, records or the web. It may involve advertising, public relations, or journalism. Try to choose an issue you're already interested in, or something based on a personal experience. It will make this project more fun to do. The choice must NOT be something we already used for a class case study.
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b. Identify the ethical issue posed by the case, and collect background information on this issue from library sources and interviews with experts. You'll need to explain:
· how the issue has been handled by philosophers and media people in the past;
· legal considerations;
· professional considerations;
· opinions of experts in the field. Basically, tell me everything the world knows about the ethical issue raised by your sample case.
c. Complete the ethics worksheet, decide how you would, or would have, handled the case. This part of the assignment is similar to previous class exercises.
Length: Using the ethics worksheet as an outline, description of the case should be at least one page.Research on the case should total at least five to seven pages, and a good eight sources, (minimum is 5 sources) books and articles included--not only web sites! You'll probably have to rely on the library's on-line databases, perhaps interlibrary loan.
Your paper should be set up using the ethics worksheet questions, with each question number indicated. Your answer will probably be both in narrative and bulleted form, as you think works best. This means your description of the case will fit into, perhaps, questions two and three. Your consideration of how ethical theories relate to your case will fit under question 11, etc. Your ethics worksheet analysis will be similar in size to those you've turned in for class projects (in other classes), but longer, about 10-12 double-spaced, typewritten pages.
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Ethics
Assessment 1 (Normative Theories)
While working in the business office of a primary care medical facility, you come across records showing that one of your daughter's grade-school teachers has been prescribed antipsychotic medication for the control of schizophrenia. Although you have been told to respect patient confidentiality in the workplace, you fear the potential harm such a person could cause in a position of authority over children. Develop your position on this ethical issue. What would you do?
Write a paper addressing this topic, supporting your position with credible research.
In explaining your position, address each of the following questions:
· What features of the situation are relevant for making a moral decision?
· What would a deontologist like Immanuel Kant recommend?
· What would a consequentialist like John Stuart Mill recommend?
· How do you justify your own decision about what to do?Additional Requirements
· Written communication:Written communication should be free of errors that detract from the overall message.
· APA formatting: Include a title page and a references page, formatted according to APA (6thedition) style and formatting.
· References:A typical paper will include support from a minimum of 3–5 references. You should also include support from your independent research of scholarly or professional materials.
· Length: A typical paper will be 4 typed, double-spaced pages in length.
· Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12-point.
Assignment 2 (Making a Moral Decision)
For this assessment, you will invent a practical circumstance of your own choosing that illuminates differences among the three approaches to normative theory; a circumstance in which the duties, consequences, and virtues do not align with each other. It does not need to be a grand, controversial social issue; an everyday moral dilemma will make the conflict clearer. Just look for an example where doing your duty might cause lasting harm, or where caring about people requires breaking the rules.
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Module 4 - SLP
DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
The goal of the Session Long Project is to identify and evaluate the ethical principles used in resolving ethical dilemmas, and to apply the principles to specific ethical issues that may have professional, sociological, economic, legal or political implications.
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1. Provide a brief summary of Jenna's case. What was her medical condition? What was her prognosis? Why was it important for her to go home? Did she get to go home? If so, how did that impact her recovery?
2. What were the resources that Jenna needed to go home? What barriers did her case manager encounter in acquiring these resources?
3. Discuss the theory of relational ethics as it applies to this case. What is it? How does it impact the allocation of resources? Think about your own discipline of study, how does this theory apply to acquiring scare resources? Provide an example.
4. Based on what you have read about this case and resource allocation, do you agree with the statement "that resource allocation decision making is inherently complex, a process that is dynamic, multidimensional, and iterative"? Why or why not? What are your views on the fairness of the process? Was it done in a fair manner in this case? Did Jenna get preferential treatment because of her case manager? If there was no one advocating for her, what do you think the outcome would have been?
SLP Assignment Expectations
1. You will be expected to provide a scholarly basis for your response.
2. Your opinions must be justified with evidence from the literature.
3. References should be cited properly in the text of your essay (either in parentheses or as footnotes), as well as at the end.
4. Several (3-5) scholarly references should be cited for this assignment.
5. Please limit your response to 3 pages maximum, not including title and refer.
You have been working on this project for weeks, and now it is t
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To complete this assignment, review the
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Note:
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Healthcare professionals must have a strong working knowledge of ethics and law to be competent and successful. A qualified professional knows how to provide safe, quality healthcare to a population of culturally diverse consumers. To address the needs of all patients, you can apply models such as shared decision making, where patients are encouraged to share their preferences and needs. The application of this model requires that healthcare professionals know how to apply ethical theories such as patient autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and fidelity when caring for patients. On a daily basis, healthcare professionals face ethical dilemmas involving patients and colleagues. Understanding how to effectively apply the code of ethics in your field, and various other codes of professional conduct, is an important skill required of all healthcare professionals. By applying ethical decision making, you positively impact the delivery of safe, quality healthcare. Under certain circumstances, healthcare professionals can be sued by patients for malpractice; it is more common for physicians to be sued when patients are injured or die as a result of their medical care. Healthcare professionals need a clear understanding of the elements of medical malpractice (standard of care, breach, causation, and damages) and how they are applied by a judge in a court of law. Healthcare professionals play a critical role due to the nature of their relationship with both patients and physicians. To remain competent and grow in the field, healthcare professionals are expected to understand how their professional responsibility includes a wide-ranging accountability to self, their profession, their patients, and the public. Your final case study for this course will require you to analyze a court decision in which a physician was found liable for medical malpractice. You will focus on facts pertaining to the medical standard of care, breach of care, and causation, and explain how they were applied to law. You will then use the facts of the case to identify an ethics issue and determine an ethical theory that would help provide a safe, quality healthcare experience for the patient. Next, you will apply a clinician–patient shared decision-making model to describe how the ethics issue could be resolved. You will also include a discussion about possible violations of the code of ethics in you ...
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ASSIGNMENT 2
HA570-1: Critique the need for and role of ethics in the American healthcare environment.
Instructions:
As you have learned, differences exist between morality, ethics, and the law. Morality refers to an individual‘s moral compass or belief system based on their individual perspective. Ethics refers to the standard of action that should be performed, irregardless of an individual‘s perspective, opinion, or ideology. Law simply refers to any legal requirements involved.
In an ethical dilemma, varying perspectives exist. Oftentimes, these perspectives include the patient, provider, caregiver, family member, or staff member. Every person has a unique perspective and it is these unique experiences that form our belief system. As a future leader in healthcare administration, it is important to identify and understand how these varying perspectives act as a foundation for individual morality and influence our decisions. Likewise, it is also important to understand that despite personal morality, providers are required to abide by the ethical standards present in the field.
In this unit, you will explore the differences between morality and ethics by examining a scenario and its implications from varying perspectives. By the end of this unit, you will be able to proficiently discuss the need for and role of ethics in the American healthcare environment.
To begin, select one (1) of the following stories from your textbook from which to address the assignment requirements:
· The Story of the Harvey Family and the Interprofessional Care Team (p. 3)
· The Story of Pat Jackson, the Interprofessional Care Team, and Mr. Sanchez (p. 29)
· The Story of Bill Boyd and Kate Lindy (p. 53)
· The Story of Elizabeth Kim, Max Diaz, Melinda Diaz, and Michael Meary (p. 73)
· The Story of Michael Halloran and Amrou Croteau (p. 106)
In a 5-7 page paper (excluding title page and reference list), address the following:
· Summarize the story briefly providing the ethical dilemma and parties involved.
· Discuss the varying perspectives from the parties involved. Be sure to discuss potential reasoning for the varied perspectives. Please note that you may need to include fictitious information to complete this.
· Discuss ethical standards relevant to the unique scenario.
· Identify possible personal moral convictions which may influence the direction of the story.
· Foreshadow potential events in the story of what could happen if ethical standards did not exist.
Report your findings noting the following standards:
· Current APA formatting (e.g. title page, citations, conclusion, reference page, etc.) should be used.
· Proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation are expected.
· Plagiarism, self-plagiarism, unoriginal work, and unattributed content is not permitted and will result in action pursuant to the University’s Plagiarism Policy and Procedures.
HA570-2: Assess national regulations regarding confidentiality and ethical considerations of confidentiality la.
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- 1. I need two parts, first, the Outline as described below. The second the final project. This is a paper on Medical Malpractice, I would like to have a paper citing case law considering operations on the wrong side of the brain. PLEASE read the entire post for more information. I need the Outline ASAP, and the final paper APA format in a week. Part I: Introduction Parties Facts Claims Part II: Analysis Issue Rule Analysis Evidence Defenses Ethical Issues Conclusion Part III: Variation Analysis of Hypothetical Overview One of the most important objectives of this course is for you to be able to relate the theories in the readings and discussions to situations in real life. We will develop these critical thinking skills each week via the d iscussion b oards and short writing assignments ,
- 2. which will culminate in the f inal project , a medical malpractice c ase s tudy . The purpose of a case study in general is to apply what you learned to a real - life or hypothetical situation where you analyze, test , and propose solutions to the case. You may have a problem to solve and be asked to present potential solutions. Or you may have a situation to analyze and describe why (or why not) certain events were effective or successful. In processing a case study, you will have to apply research, reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical skills to identify underlying problems, causes, and/or related factors and make decisions. For the m edical m alpractice c ase s tudy, you will prepare a paper discussing a medical malpractice
- 3. case using the IRAC ( i ssue, r ule, a nalysis, c onclusion) formula . You will discuss any relevant ethical theories involved and analyze the outcome , applying legal concepts from the course. You should be thinking about your case and start your research by Module Three . By Module Five , you should finalize your choice of a reported case for your project .
- 4. I n the Module Five journal activity, y ou will be asked to briefly discuss your chosen case and provide an outline for your project . The final project is due at the end of Module Seven . In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course outcomes: • Analyze why knowledge of the legal system is important for healthcare professionals, including the distinctions between the law, ethics, and bioethics • Compare and contrast ethical theories and discuss decision- making models applicable to healthcare providers • Examine the legal environment in healthcare, including the physician-patient relationship, medical records and patient confidentiality, and professional liability and medical malpractice
- 5. • Explore the laws impacting the delivery of healthcare, including HIPAA, the False Claims Act, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and laws impacting the workplace • Analyze the role of professional regulation, the standard of care, and codes of ethics in healthcare providers’ accountability to self, their profession, their patients, and the public • Analyze specific legal, ethical, and bioethical issues faced by healthcare administrators, providers, and researchers, including protection of life, the right to self-determination, and end-of- life issues Prompt The first step of the project is to locate a medical malpractice case that interests you. The case can involve malpractice or negligence cl aims against any type of health care provider — for example, a doctor, nurse, dentist , or chiropractor or an institutional provider such as a hospital, nursing home , or rehab facility. The case you choose must be from a published decision of the court (rather than a case reported in a secondary source, such as a newspaper or internet article). Published decisions are primary sources of law that create precedent for other courts to follow in similar cases.
- 6. For more information about judicial decisions, and for help on where to find them, visit the Library of Congress L a w Library . R eview these malpractice decisions to get familiar with the structure and format of a typical court decision : • Deane v. Mount Sinai Hospi t al • Carpentier v. North Shore University Hos p ital These cases were found by searching the New York Official Report s website using the terms “medical malpractice” and “wrongful death.” To locate the published court decisions in your state, browse the
- 7. resources available at the Library of Congress Law Library or visit FindLaw’s Cases and Code s s ection, which contains resources and links for cases by state. It i s easier to find medical malpractice cases in state court as opposed to federal court, so you may want to start with cases in your local state court. As you get further into your research, you will discover that some court opinions are short, and some are much longer and contain significantly more detail. For this assignment, it i s important to choose a case that not only interests you but also contains a detailed description of the facts and circumstances so you have enough information for your analysis. The two examples provided above are good samples of the kind of opinion you should try to find. When researching cases, make sure the one you ultimately select contains enough information about the case to address each of the bullet points below. Your p aper should contain three parts:
- 8. • Part I: Introduction In this part , describe your case , including the parties, the facts , and the claims asserted. • Part II : Analysis This part is your analysis and should make up the majority of your paper. This section should be written in the IRAC format. Click here for a description of the IRAC model. Your analysis should discuss the evidence on both sides of the case and the defenses asserted by the defendant healthcare provider. This section should also identify and analyze the ethical theories involved and how they did or did not impact the decision. • Part III : Variation In this part , discuss how and why the outcome would have changed if the facts or evidence had been different. For example, if the plaintiff won the case, discuss a defense that, if available to the defendant, would have changed the outcome (
- 9. for example, if the defendant could prove the plaintiff filed his claim after the statute of limitations had expired).