Compare and contrast ethics methods of enforcement with the Law methods of enforcement.

Q: Examples of ethical dilemma scenarios?

A: Decision making is defined as a type of cognitive process where a person makes right choices by…

Q: defined the concepts of a professional and professionalism

A: Professional And Professionalism

Q: Discuss the intetactive process helping client. Documentation and reporting. Purpose of client…

A: Regardless of the practice context or whether the documentation is paper-based or electronic, it is…

Q: discuss Euthanasia as an ethical and unethical measure

A: Humans are created in God's likeness, and hence have intrinsic worth or value that transcends all…

Q: Explain the terms Ethics and Unethical. Describe the listings of Rules and Principles that are…

A: Ethics: Ethical behavior follows the majority of social norms and such actions are acceptable to the…

Q: strengths and weaknesses of private medical care in relation to ethical  theories

A: Health care consists of maintaining or improving the health of individuals by prevention, diagnosis,…

Q: Describe the roles of the nurse as defendant, factwitness, and expert witness.

A: In the healthcare system, there are several laws put forward to avoid malpractice. In nursing, this…

Q: Discuss the conundum of balancing a clients right to confidentiality and disclosure of concerns

A: Patient confidentiality is a phenomenon where a doctor cannot disclose or discuss the patient’s case…

Q: In your own words, Define and explain Psychoanalytic Theory as part of theories in crime causation.

A: Introduction  Psychoanalytic Criminology Is A Branch Of Criminology That Focuses On Freudian…

Q: Briefly explain the ethical practice in terms of ‘Incomplete Information’, ‘Inappropriate Quality…

A: Ehics serves as a means of self- regulation and set the standard of individual behaviour for the…

Q: One of the objectives of tort law and punishment of a tortfeasor is to

A: A tortfeasor is an individual who is held responsible for performing the activities that resulted in…

Q: Describe whether the behavior involved is unethical and explain your reasoning. Identify the…

A: Concerning the laboratory activities, the unethical behaviors are such that involves the…

Q: Define forensic science

A: Forensic science : It is also known as criminalistics , is the application of science to criminal…

Q: A physician is sued for negligence due to the actions of an inexperienced, contracted phlebotomist…

A: Medical negligence referred to as the misconduct done by a healthcare professional that can be a…

Q: Why is it necessary to define the scope of practice for a profession

A: Scope of practice: Your extent of training is the restriction of your insight, abilities and…

Q: How can the use of evidence based practice be considered unethical?

A: The process needed in healthcare or public health research for deciding on the current, valid, and…

Q: Contrast drug therapy and drug abuse.

A: The study involving the biochemical reactions and effect of the drug on the body is called…

Q: Compare and Contrast purposes of the ethics with Law

A: Standard of care It is provided by the professional as per established guidelines that emphasize on…

Q: Why might a client need you to follow up and give information on other services

A: In general, follow-up treatment keeps patients healthy and improves care results. Early follow-up…

Q: True or False: Performing unsafe and forced human experimentation is unethical. O True O False

A: Human subject research is an organized investigation which involves the human beings as subject of…

Q: Difference between malpractice and negligence and there examples

A: Understanding the difference between malpractice and medical negligence is essential for making a…

Q: What do you understand by the sentence “Legal aspects of Drug Information practice”? answer briefly.

A: A good understanding about the legal aspects of drug information helps medical practitioners in…

Q: CE OF NURSING How can institutions like hospitals benefit or be help

A: Data privacy law refers to the law formulated by constitution of a country to maintain privacy of…

Q: Mayor Isko has deliberately changed the structures of several departments under his leadership, and…

A: Building healthy public policy is about the development of legislation, important measures, and…

Q: Identify four functions of institutional ethics committees.

A: The IECs were first evolved in the United States and Canada over the past two decades. The first…

Q: DENTIFYING SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE CUES FROM THE CASE STUDY SUBJECTIVE DATA OBJECTIVE DATA

A: THE information that we get from the client's point of view is known as subjective data. Subject…

Q: Which is the following guidelines should you follow when completing an incident report

A: KEY WORDS :- Incident report - Any circumstances unusual happen to the patient.

Q: In what way or how can principle of Justice be applied in a healthcare setting

A: Health care ethics is also called medical ethics and consists of bioethics application in health…

Q: ....... is a factor commonly found to be associated with wrongful convictions       False…

A: Many persons who have been falsely accused of criminal conduct believe that their innocence will be…

Q: Discuss the meaning of prevention philosophy and the evolutionary nature of law.

A: Evolution is described as a change in a biological population's heritable features across…

Q: Private citizens can proceed against a provider that is in violation of the fraud and abuse laws…

A: Fraud is characterized as dishonest or illegal manipulation with the intent to obtain financial or…

Q: A nurse manager in a long-term care facility threatens to fire subordinates who refuse to work…

A: Nurse manager: In the healthcare setting these are the personnel who are responsible for: -managing…

Q: Distinguish between the two types of obligations

A: OBLIGATION:- An obligation is a legally binding agreement that requires individuals involved to do…

Q: of the following is a category covered in a standard code of ethics? A.O Bias B.O Observing C.O…

A: Standard code of ethics is seen with confidentiality. Confidentiality is highly needed in the field…

Q: Why is it important to practice proper etiquette in the use of facilities equipment?

A: Etiquettes are a part of proper functioning in every organization. Every organization has its own…

Q: Performing unsafe and forced human experimentation is unethical.

A: Experimentation may involve human subjects. This is especially required in the case of clinical…

Q: e Human rights violatio

A: Certain standards of human behavior and are regularly protected in municipal and international law…

Q: Provide examples of exoneration of falsely accused and why DNA helps in providing evidence in order…

A: The DNA of the every human being on earth is 99.9% same . Only 0.1% of the DNA is unique in every…

Q: means the human service professional will not harm or take any risks that might hurt the client in…

A: Maleficence means the human service professional will not harm or take any risks that might hurt the…

Q: Describe a case manager’s duty of care in regard to child protection

A: The manager plays a major role in the hospital. He is responsible for the various administrative…

Q: Provide an example of one specialized practice that has the highest instance of healthcare fraud and…

A: Fraud means a wrongful deception for a personal gain or financial gain. Abuse means using something…