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    Current Ethical Issues

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    Current Ethical Issues Paper XMGT/216 January 20‚ 2013 Jeffery Day Current Ethical Issues Paper The fictional organization that I chose from the Virtual Organization is “Patton-Fuller Community Hospital.” The reason that I chose this organization is because the healthcare industry has always fascinated me. I think that it is really awesome that there are people in this world that actually choose to save others’ lives. Patton-Fuller Community Hospital is a decent place to get immediate medical

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    Pro/Con Analysis – Abortion: An Ethical Dilemma Introduction Aristotle supports abortion when writing that "when couples have children in excess‚ let abortion be procured before sense and life have begun; what may or may not be lawfully done in these cases depends on the question of life and sensation" (Politics‚ 7:16) The issue of abortion involves a reflection on the reasons for or against terminating the life of a fetus. Much has been written on the issue of abortion both in the popular

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    Ethical Medical Practices

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    reason Callahan would not accept Brock’s views is because of the distinction between killing and letting die dealing with the medical perspective. Callahan states that killing is the direct action of another who becomes the cause of death (pg. 399). Callahan also defines that letting die is the result of impersonal forces where no human agent as acted (pg.400). The medical perspective states that killing patients is incompatible with the role of the physician in society (pg. 401). Brock argues that

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    Benefits of Electronic Medical Records HCS 490 June 3‚ 2012 Kathy Loy‚ MBA Communication Benefits of Electronic Medical Records An electronic medical record (EMR) is the confidential‚ legal health record of an individual’s medical history. The EMR system is a way of storing‚ documenting‚ monitoring‚ and managing someone’s health care. Using EMRs for communication has increased over the years because it is a fast and efficient method to record and access crucial medical information. Providers

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    Ethical Issues In Baseball

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    the whole baseball world criticizing what they are trying to do‚ no one seems to believe in what they are doing besides Billy and Peter. Problem and Cause The problems that cause the above symptoms are the fact that he changes to Bill James logic of sabermetrics. The idea that he choose a strategy to base his whole team off of that

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    Ethical Issues In Nursing

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    malpractice. Recent enquires into problem cases like these have brought to light‚ the importance of taking stock of what is to be learned from these incidents. As nurses‚ we are bound by legislation for one main purpose- public/patient protection. To fulfil our duty of care‚ we must continue to act as patient advocate. The culture in healthcare has transformed in recent years. Issues concerning health care and the law are rarely far from the headlines. The public are more informed about their health

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    Business Ethical Issues

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    small businesses‚ individuals involved in all types of business often face ethical issues stemming from employee behavior. For example‚ whether an employee can spend work time checking personal email accounts‚ how a manager deals with claims of harassment and to what extent a manager can "groom" a certain employee for a promotion are all examples of ethical issues regarding employee behavior. There are legal consequences for some unethical employee behavior. For example‚ if a supervisor discriminated

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    Computerized patient records are one of the newest technologies that the medical field is using. With this technology it’s helping the physicians by being able to see more patients every day other than sitting at a desk filling out paper patient medical records after each patient visit. With the computerized patient records it gives the physician more time to visit with the patients and to see more each day which helps with the patient retention results in the office when it comes to that time

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    Sweatshop Ethical Issues

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    Leadership Ethics Introduction When a business becomes a multinational organization through outsourcing to third world countries‚ it has the moral responsibility of assessing the impact to any potential country and its people and ensuring its standards‚ policies‚ and practices are clearly defined in order to avoid violating human rights and ridicule. This will prevent future damages as a result of having to correct unethical behavior in business practices. There are a number of businesses who

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    Genomics Ethical Issues

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    The article I read was about the ethical issues of importance to nurses regarding genetic and genomic health care. According to the American Nurses Association (ANA)‚ genetics‚ the study of genes and its effects‚ has been of great significance to understand rare diseases such as muscular dystrophy. However‚ a new field of study‚ genomics‚ has emerged bringing hope for a more specialized approach to treat disease. Genomics‚ refers to the “study of all the genes in the human genome together‚ including

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