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    An Ethical Dilemma in Disability Management Bob was a machinist with a large company. His job was a physical one‚ which required some lifting. In June of 2002 he and another man lifted a particularly heavy piece of machinery onto a workbench. Bob mentioned that he had felt his back “crack”‚ but finished his shift. The next day he called in sick to work and went to a Doctor. After an extended period of time off‚ his Doctor told Bob that he could not continue with his present occupation as he

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    the opportunity to do so. Zenobia showed to be sickly more frequently throughout the years she spent married to Ethan. She went out for days at times‚ just to go to various doctors. He gave her enough by providing the money she needed (among other human necessities)‚ yet never more than that. A lack of connection (whether it be love‚ friendship‚ or otherwise) nearly presented a reason for avoidance‚ but having each other as a spouse bound them together

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    wits and traditional teachings in the woods. Subject to what modern medicine would call epileptic seizures‚ Niska is deemed by her tribe to have inherited her father’s skills as a shaman and a windigo-killer. Since windigos manifest themselves in humans who have practiced cannibalism‚ getting rid of them involves what white society would call murder‚ and indeed Niska’s father was executed as a murderer by the white courts. The constant crossing of the moral lines between the worldviews of native

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    health policies in direct care and thus solve the dilemma or problems in nursing. Medical practitioners face ethical dilemma on a daily basis because what one person may consider ethical may be different from what is needed to approach a particular situation. Additionally‚ to deliver patient care‚ nurses are tasked with using ethical concepts‚ which involve‚ justice‚ maleficence‚ the duty to act with beneficence‚ and respect for patient autonomy. The ethical concepts require nurse to give rational‚ correct

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    and to provide a way to return the human skeletal material and associated funerary objects in the nation’s scientific and museum collections to culturally affiliated tribes" (Jew 4). The enforcement of this law‚ however‚ has been met with several challenges‚ as a conflict rages between the archeologists who value "these remains and objects as critical to increased historical and scientific understanding" (Cryne 101); and the Native American groups who view "human remains as the remnants of a once-living

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    Kennewick Man: An Ethical Dilemma By Vincent Pelosi Kennewick Man has started and added to an immense saga about the ethics involved in excavating and studying the remains of other that passed away long and not so long ago. Kennewick man being one of the hottest topics of the media during the mid-nineties has proved to be one of the most trying ethical dilemmas of our time. An ethical dilemma as described by Kelley Ross Ph. D is a “conflict between the rightness or wrongness of

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    business practices‚ as exuded by Enron and WorldCom for example‚ business leaders and governing agencies realize the importance of ethical behavior. Although there is not a clear cut or standard set of attributes that constitute an effective and ethical leader‚ there are several common aspects that can be identified. The most important attributes of an effective and ethical leader are trustworthiness and accountability. Employees must feel that they can trust their managers in any and every

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    Euthanasia Ethical Dilemma Essay As humans‚ we are bound to face the inevitable predicaments of ethical dilemmas at some point in our lives. What is an ethical dilemma? Ethics is a branch of philosophy that focuses on digging deeper to understand what makes a scenario right or wrong. When we face an ethical dilemma‚ we are being exposed to a problem of right and wrong. One is often felt conflicted in a dilemma such as this. The reason for confliction is often because we know what the right thing

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    Ethical dilemmas arise at almost every turn in a professional’s life. Social workers are no exception to this and are faced with the daunting task distinguishing between what is right and what is wrong while simultaneously fighting for social justice. What makes a person’s decision more right than the next person’s? In a world where we struggle to understand right from wrong clear answers may be argued for an eternity. An ethical dilemma is considered as a decision-making problem between two possible

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    Exploring an Ethical Dilemma Introduction “Confidentiality is the foundation of safe therapy.” (Corey&Corey‚ p.208 from Grosso‚ 2002) As a counsellor I have an obligation to follow professional standards and apply appropriate behaviour defined by mental health associations. The purpose of this is to prevent harm to clients as well as to define my own professional values. Working in the helping profession I will come across situations where I need to make a decision on whether to

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