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    org/MainMenuCategories/EthicsStandards/CodeofEthicsforNurses/Code-of-Ethics.pdf California. (2005). California nursing practice act: With regulations and related satutes. Matthew Bender & Co.‚ a member of the Lexis Group. Nabili‚ S. (2012). Advance directives. Retrieved from http://www.emedicinehealth.com/advance_directives/page2_em.htm

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    with mental retardation‚ Mr. E.‚ states he does not want a ventilator or feeding tube placed after presenting to the hospital with presumed aspiration pneumonia secondary to a lack of control of his esophagus. Per the case study‚ Mr. E. has advance directives stating his desire to have no life-sustaining treatment‚ including feeding tubes and ventilators. Yet‚ due the patient’s medical condition‚ he was placed on a ventilator and a feeding tube was inserted when the patient’s POA was unavailable

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    know about end of life care. An advance directive tells your doctor what kind of care you would like to have if you become unable to make medical decisions. With these documents in place decisions are a lot easier on the family members. “A good advance directive describes the kind of treatment you would want depending on how sick you are‚” Sally Austin explained in her article Families making decisions‚ dying death and DNR status. “For example‚ the directives would describe what kind of care

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    hospital‚ nursing homes‚ home health agencies‚ hospice providers and other facilities provide information about advance health care directive to adult patients when they get admitted to the facility. This paper is about the Patient-Self-determination Act and it will also discuss more about advance health care directive. The Patient Self-determination Act

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    Background Sharp Healthcare is a prestigious non-profit integrated health care delivery system that provides acute care hospitals. Share Healthcare has three specialist hospitals and has two medical groups that are affiliated to manage healthcare plans. Sharp Healthcare has around 2‚600 physicians and other 1‚000 affiliated medical groups to provide medical services to its customers. Share Healthcare has dedicated list of medical professionals to manage the elderly care since the elderly people require

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    A1. Introduction/Potential Ethical Dilemmas Jamilah Shah arrived at the hospital after collapsing. Once testing was completed‚ it was determined that Jamilah suffered from a heart attack. A decision regarding whether further treatment is going to be done needs to be made quickly‚ but before a decision can be made‚ all aspects of her health and quality of life need to be assessed/considered. Many potential ethical dilemmas exist in this situation. These include disagreeing opinions between the healthcare

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    so in the case that an advance directive was written‚ the evidentiary view allows for the acceptance of‚ essentially‚ a change of heart. I believe the evidentiary view protects a person’s autonomy under any situation simply because‚ as previously mentioned‚ it does not hold a person accountable strictly to their critical interests‚ it also leaves room for and respects their experiential interests. If the integrity view is accepted‚ Dworkin suggests that an advanced directive to stop treatment should

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    In terms of strengths‚ it first gives the patient autonomy and a feeling of having a choice of his or her health care. In theory‚ advance directives should be followed completely‚ and an individual’s wishes should be honored. Second‚ they help alleviate family disagreements when trying to come up with the best treatment plan‚ or if they are too emotional to make an appropriate decision‚

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    patients of their rights as they pertain to their ability to determine the own healthcare. The Patient Self-Determination Act was drafted and enacted Congress in 1990. The law required healthcare institutions to provide information about advance healthcare directives to patients upon their admission to the healthcare facilities. The premise of the Patient Self-Determination Act was to inform patients of their rights regarding decisions toward their medical care and make sure these rights are respected

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    Meek Western Governors University Professional Roles and Values NVT2 December 08‚ 2012 Ethical Leadership Ethical Leadership in Nursing As advances in healthcare continue to improve the ability to sustain life‚ as well as for individuals to live longer‚ bedside nurses are faced more and more with difficult situations related to advance directives‚ Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)‚ as well as to ensure they are functioning within the scope of practice for their state

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