Reexamine the three topics you picked last week. Research and find case studies related to your topics. Now, break out each case into a list of ethical and legal considerations that might help to analyze each case—summarize the considerations in two paragraphs for each case. For each case, also ask one legal and one ethical question that might present. Consider the principles of ethics from Week 1 and the laws addressed this week. You should also use outside references to dig deeper into each case for your list. Please read research article relating to the current challenges in the long-term care continuum and their impact on the current long-term care industry. · Introduction and background of the research paper · addressing the main challenges discussed in the paper · Stakeholders interested in the study · Challenges in the long-term care continuum · Impact of the challenges on the long-term care system (specifically on staffing, funding, and regulation) · Recommendations to address the challenges Essay paper in APA format, and citations in APA format. Law and Ethics in COVID-19 Pandemic Angelica F Davis South University Online HCM3004 Ethics and Law for Administrators Week 1 Project Professor Sherri Spencer Running Head: LAW AND ETHICS IN COVID-19 PANDEMIC 1 5/3/2020 Health Care Ethics and Covid-19 Previous Resource Allocation Ethics Different ethical frameworks allocate resources during pandemics (Hübner et al., 2020). These frameworks are useful in guiding the present health situation of COVID-19. However, the application of ethical frameworks should take into consideration the pandemic stage, health care resource type, and context of the health care system. Should the allocating resources for COVID -19 utilize previous frameworks for control of influenza pandemics is an ethical question that needs clarification? The reason for exploring the application of ethical principles and allocation of resources in COVID-19 is due to the various contextual circumstances and decisions required in resource allocation for different pandemics. For instance, COVID-19 is known to have significant implications on those aged beyond sixty years, an essential characteristic for prioritizing the COVID-19 resource allocation. The legal framework governing resource allocation in COVID-19 includes the obligation of hospitals in the provision of health care to everyone needing their services, which is dependent on illness severity (DePergola, 2020). For instance, the NRW, section two of the hospital design act, stipulates the health care worker's obligation in the treatment of patients. Additionally, hospitals are also under the obligation to complete treatment on their patients following the obligation contract for monopolistic positions on individual case circumstances. Also, according to section 7 of MBO-A, individual doctors are legally obligated to treat ill individuals during emergencies. Ethics of Random Allocation LAW .