Lesson 1 definitions of ehtics

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This document outlines an assignment on ethical principles for a healthcare course. It includes learning objectives to identify, underline, and provide examples of five ethical principles: benevolent oppression, non-maleficence, act of omission, autonomy, and morality. Students are instructed to define each principle in a Word document, providing a definition and healthcare example for each based on research. The document provides initial definitions and a brief case study example of an ethical dilemma involving an elderly patient to help introduce the topics.

Healthcare

EthicalPrinciples-
Definitions
AssignmentP4,P5&M3

ValuesandPlanning
Unit9
Unit9
P1,M1,D1=DONE
P2,P3=DONE
M2/D1=DONE
P4,P5&M3

LearningObjectives
LO1-Identifytheethicalprinciples
LO2-Underline ethicalprinciples
LO3-Beabletostatewithexamplesethicalprinciples

Assignment4(P4,P5&M3)
Definethe5ethicalprinciples

Ethicalprinciples
“Ethicalprinciplesarebasicandobviousmoral
truthsthatguidesdeliberationandaction”
Hendrick(2004)

EthicalPrinciples
Healthandcareprofessionalareoftenfacedwith
situationsinvolvingmoraldilemmas.

Maryis95yearsold.She
hasdementiaandhashad
astroke.
Sheisbedbound.
Shedoesnotwanttotake
anymoremedicationas
sheisstillinpainwith
themedication.
Whatdoyoudo?

Theyare5ethicalprinciples
Benevolentoppression
Non-maleficence
Theactofomission
Autonomy
Morality

“Carersmakedecisionsonbehalfoftheindividualsintheir
care”
Orpreventthemfrombehavinginariskywayintheinterestof
theirsafety.
Benevolentoppression

Definedas“Tonotinflictharmintentionally. Itisusefulin
dealingwithdifficultissuessurrounding theterminallyor
seriouslyillandinjured”.http://medical-
dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/nonmaleficence
E.G.Leavingthebathroomdooropenandnotallowingthe
individual totakeabath/shower inprivate.
Non-maleficence

Theactofomission
“Failuretoactinawaythat
apersonwouldusuallyact.”
(StretchandWhitehouse,
2010)
“Adoctorsjobistotreat
patientshoweverthisiswhere
theycouldwithholdtreat
whensomeoneisintheir
finalstagesoflife”

Autonomyistheindependenceorfreedom,asofthewillorone'sactions
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/autonomy
itmeansallserviceuser’spreferences andneeds shouldbemet,sotheycanmake
decisionsforthemselves.
Autonomy

Morality
Referstosocialconventionsabouttheright
andwrongbehaviourexpectedofeach
individual.Theserulesarelinkedtothemoral
valuesofsociety.

Overtoyou
Onaworddocumentdefinethefollowingterms
includeanexampleofeach.
Benevolent oppression
Non-maleficence
The act of omission
Autonomy
Morality
Conflict of Interest

ActivityOnaworddocument youaregoing
towriteupthe5ethicalprinciples.
Define
Giveanexampleinhealthand
socialcare(Casestudy)
Researchbaseduponthekeywords
Benevolent oppression
Non-maleficence
The act of omission
Autonomy
Morality

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