Under what circumstances can confidentiality be breached? Provide an ethical justification (ethical principle plus reasoning) for your position.

Q: How will you incorporate the Code of Ethics into your practice?

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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: What is purpose of the Code of Ethics?

A: Ethics refers to a moral principle that manages the behavior or activity of a person.  A nurse is a…

Q: The ethical decision making process includes the following steps: Identifying the ethical dilemma,…

A: Decisions on what is right and wrong pervade daily life. Ethics should apply to all aspects of life,…

Q: Describe your professional identity as an RN including your beliefs, values, motives, and…

A: While the term "professional identity" is well-known and important in the nursing profession It is…

Q: What is Ethics?

A: Hello, as your question has many parts, we will only answer the first part for you and if you want…

Q: What is the difference between "I know" and "I believe"? Please provide me with two examples of both…

A: I know- implies absolute knowledge of something: I know he left the milk out  ,I saw him walk away…

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: 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: What you think is the most important aspect of ethics in health care

A: Ethics within healthcare are vital because the workers must recognize the healthcare dilemmas and…

Q: Explain ethical dilemma in your own words, give specific examples

A: Nursing care is fast evolving as a result of enhanced technical and medical progress, as well as a…

Q: Discuss the balance between “do no harm” and duty to treat.

A: Nursing ethics are the applied ethics that addresses the features of moral in nursing practice. The…

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: What are your insights about ethics in communication?

A: Communication ethics means how a person uses language, media, and journalism, which creates a…

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: There are three leadership styles, authoritative, democratic, and laissez-Faire. Which of these…

A: Authoritative leadership style

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: Discuss the differences between protocols and standing orders ?

A: Nursing theory includes a group of concepts that provides a framework for the nursing practice.…

Q: Even though HIPAA does not directly address e-mail in its standards, both the privacy and security…

A: HIPAA is a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.  It is a federal law that required…

Q: What are your organisational policy and procedures on privacy and confidentiality?

A: Confidentiality ensures that information is accessible only to those who are authorized to have…

Q: The ethical decision making process includes the following steps: Identifying the ethical dilemma,…

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Q: Why is Cyber-security a challenge in the healthcare system today

A: The electronic health records, also called EHR, contains information regarding the medical histories…

Q: What are some safety and ethical responsibilities of a biomedical technician? Give a brief…

A: A biomedical technician is a health care provider who indirectly cares for the patient. They…

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

A: Ethics and laws are present in all aspects of society. They help in governing the actions of…

Q: Why are ethics and morality so critically important in today's work environment?

A: Ethics gives you the power to create a workplace community in which employees can be trusted to do…

Q: Identify the ethical principles involved in making an ethical decision

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Q: What, if any, ethical responsibilities do humans have to other creatures on the planet?

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Q: identify 5 key actions that contribute to a successful open disclosure process

A: The open disclosure process is a doctor-patient discussion event focused on the incident that caused…

Q: What strategies can you use in initiating, negotiating and implementing strategies for addressing…

A: Client right is the legal assurance of the client to be treated as a person, able to decide to…

Q: What is special about St. Thomas Aquinas' Natural law theory among other ethical theories? What is…

A: The main speciality of the Natural law theory is: Natural Law refers to God's moral laws that have…

Q: Explain the concept of professional ethics.

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Q: Describe your own ethical behavior and responsibilities in relation to clients and colleagues

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Q: Develop a personal code of ethics for your role as a PSW student. You must include a single opening…

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Q: ethical communication when a relative of a patient is yelling at you for not prioritizing them in…

A: Ethical communication  It is defined as a type of communication that is honest, fair and avoiding…

Q: what contributes to a successful open disclosure process

A: Open disclosure is the procedure of providing factual information to a patient suffering from an…

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: Define and explain ethics, law, morals,ethical code and ethical dilemma

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Q: What is a good mission statement for healthcare organizations?

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Q: Clearly, we need a better basis for ethical judgment than our feelings. But what, exactly, should…

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Q: What is the purpose of research ethics in doing research work?

A: Research ethics can be described as the moral values which guide the researcher to conduct any study…

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A: A healthcare professional follows a standard set of professional ethics that comprises of a set…

Q: Describe your professional identity including your beliefs, values, motives, and experiences

A: In this question it is to describe that the professional identity including beliefs, values,…

Q: Use an ethical framework and decision-making process to resolve ethical problems.

A: Bioethics  Ethics in the field of medicine and its application is called bioethics. Patient and…

Q: Discuss the role of values in the study of ethics ?

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Q: Ask several students to investigate the laws of your state pertaining to confidentiality and…

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Q: Look over the codes of ethics of the professional organizations. What are the major benefits of…

A: Nurse is a person who provides care to the sick and injured person. Importance of nurses Nurse…