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    Ethical Case Study

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    One being anxiety and restlessness. Although Jerry may empathize with the patient‚ he cannot or should he ever call in a refill or prescription to a pharmacy without the authorization of his physician. LPN’s are not licensed to work independently. They perform task under the direction of a RN or Physician. Valium is a narcotic and may also require a written script to the pharmacy in some states. 2. Would it make a difference if the medication was for controlling high blood pressure that

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    JAYABARATHI KANAGARAJAN week 1 Assignment Since 1994‚ the HIMSS Nicholas E. Davies Award of Excellence has recognized outstanding achievement in the implementation and value from health information technology‚ specifically EHRs. This program promotes EHR adoption through sharing information and lessons learned on implementation strategies‚ financial return on investment and value of the EHR to improve patient care and outcomes. The 2012 Davies Enterprise and Ambulatory Award are in case study

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    whereas in reality it is not as dramatic. Trauma is inescapable and intriguing in real life‚ but not to the dramatic extent depicted in the media. Television inaccurately portrays the life of a physician in the trauma center. Television portrays trauma as excitement and not as an issue. We watch heaps of physicians scurrying around an overcrowded emergency room and we can feel the anxiety. Every case shown is captivating and makes us want to be there. Tara Parker- Pope reminds us that television isn’t

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    Introduction This paper will discuss the importance of the physician/hospital-patient relationship and how it relates to the Healthcare Administration profession. Also it will discuss the laws of contract principle and breach of warranty and how they affect the healthcare setting. In addition‚ the paper will list the four elements of negligence; duty of care‚ breach of duty‚ injury and causation will be analyze each and how they affect physician/hospital- patient relationship. The paper will briefly

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    trend in drug seeking behavior has led many physicians to stop the practice of prescribing painkillers‚ stirring a debate on whether physicians have an ethical responsibility to treat pain even though some patients are abusing the drugs prescribed. Some argue that not prescribing painkillers is up to the physicians because it is their practice at stake. The problem with this line of thinking is that it draws an invisible line in the sand. Physicians are supposed to treat patients‚ not pick and

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    concept of medical futility dates back in the Ancient Greek days with physician Hippocrates‚ it has only recently (in the past 40 years) become a controversial topic. The issue of medical futility is important because it deals with many issues such as patient-physician relationship‚ financial resources‚ and most importantly it deals with lives of people. The issues are controversial because it has alarmed many people that physicians may be taking it a step too far being able to pull the plug on a person

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    Emergency Departments (EDs) are a vital hub in the health care system as they handle acute injuries and illness‚ particularly if the patient’s physician is unavailable at the time. Additionally‚ EDs are also key gateways in the admission to hospitals with 60 percent of admissions to hospitals taking place through EDs. Because of the integral role played by emergency departments in hospitals‚ challenges in the other departments may also significantly affect the operations of the EDs. Thus‚ due to

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    college. After I graduate college‚ I plan on taking the Medical College Admission Test in order to attend medical school and become a pediatrician. Being a physician has always interested me‚ but I did not actually plan on following through with this career until my high school years. I learned it is a very well-paid career and that being a physician for children will make the career more enjoyable. During my time in high school‚ I developed a preference for my science classes especially Biology and

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    illnesses and the medicine and treatment in that era were basic and they didn’t work to treat those diseases. Physicians had no idea what caused the disease for sure so they guessed and came up with some theories. The tools that they used were painful and basic‚ but helped with the creation of more advanced tools today. Most of the ideas about medicine were based on the works of Greek physicians‚ Galen and Hippocrates. The treatments for disease didn’t really work‚ but doctors in that time thought they

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    Do-Not-Resuscitate: Legal and Ethical Issues Most cultures value life and bringing persons back from the dead is a popular subject of many fictional books. However‚ as technology evolves and the story of Frankenstein reborn with a bolt of lighting has come true with the external or implanted defibrillators‚ the natural process of death slows as much of society gains the knowledge to live longer than nature intended. The Red Cross Association taught many organizations like the girl and boy scouts

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