Ch 7-10 Flashcards
Health care Distribution theory that demand equal distribution of equal opportunities
Egalitarian theory
A system of contracts and watch a patient has to pay for the contract
Entitlement theory
Healthcare distribution theory that adjust the equality of individuals with the inequality of their needs
Fairness theory
A practice a commodity and approach or a collective responsibility to ensure the wellness of a population
Healthcare
Any type of delivery in reimbursement system that monitors or controls types and cost of healthcare
Managed care
A healthcare distribution model that calls for decentralization of patient care services and cross training of healthcare professionals
Patient focused care
Right reason or virtue ethics that includes a consideration of emotional factors and development of the reason balanced by consideration of the consequences of the individual
Practical wisdom
A claim or an entitlement
Right
Health care distribution theory claiming that individuals have a right to healthcare because of their human dignity and because of society has an obligation to serve those needs
Rights theory
A system of prioritizing that encourages the delivery of treatment to those of the greatest opportunity for a positive outcome
Triage
Healthcare distribution theory that calls for realizing the greatest good for the greatest number
Utilitarian theory
A policy that allows employers and employees to terminate the relationship for no cause
Employment at will
Exceptions are for wrongful discharge or anti-discrimination statutes
I’ll whistleblowing should be done in writing to employers as a formal complaint or notifying the state or national agencies for concerns
Make sure you have correct fax before taking action as a whistleblower
3 ethical theories
Consequentialism
deontology
virtue ethics
Uses formal rules of right and wrong for reasoning and problem-solving and judges in action on its merits alone
Deontology
A holistic approach to problem-solving using practical wisdom, may play a significant role in education and professional experience
Virtue ethics
Evaluate an activity according to whether it can divide the greatest good for the greatest number. For example the professional with the ability to learn at a faster rate may be selective to move up the career ladder before the slow learner would
Consequentialism
Protection of student and employee rights involve what to forms
Autonomy and informed decisions
JCERTstates that all repeat radiographs by students will be supervised by
Qualified practitioner
Four components of positive learning environment
Truthfulness
maintenance of student in employee confidentiality
justice
fairness