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HE (2) Flashcards

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based on the idea that there are inherent and universal principles that human conduct. (human made law or cultural norms)

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Natural Law (basis)

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focuses on concept of duty or moral obligation. (treat others the way you wanted to be treated)

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Deontological (golden rule)

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evaluates thee morality of actions based in their outcomes or consequences (decision kung anong makabubuti sa patient)

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Teleological (greatest good for the greatest number)

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philosopher known for deontological ethics

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Immanuel Kant

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proponent of utilitarianism, a teleological of consequentialist ethical theory. Maximizing happiness or pleasure

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John Stuart Mill

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Guiding behavioral principles that dictate how individuals or group should behave (determine what is considered to be right or wrong.)

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Ethics

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societal behavior standards or norms. considers acceptable or appropriate based on their shared values and moral beliefs

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Ethical

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internal belief system: concerning what is right or wrong (nasa sarili mong paniniwala kung ano ang tama o mali)

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Moral Values

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occur when individuals face situations where moral or ethical principles conflict making it challenging to determine the morally right course of action. ( may two options moral and ethical) pero neither of 2 are the best) (sexual harassment, data privacy. discrimination)

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Ethical Dillemas (moral conflict)

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this rights confer entitlements and protections. enforceable through the legal system and can be subject to penalties or remedies if violated

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Legal rights and Duties

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official documents that define yhe scope of practice. Regulate and maintain professional standards.

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Practice Acts (documents defining profession)

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fundamental ethics and law. It refers to the right of individual to receive comprehensive information regarding a med procedure.

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IC (INFORMED CONSENT)

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closely related to ic. underscores an individual right to make decisions abt their own body and healthcare

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Right to self determination

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Code of conduct or set of professional values

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Honoring Human Dignity
Establishing Boundaries and Collaboration
Privacy and Confidentiality:
Accountability:
Maintaining Competence and Personal Growth:
Delivering High-Quality Care:
Contributing to the Profession:
Global Health Efforts: Involvement in Professional Organizations:

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right to self determination

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autonomy

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involves truth telling (facts)

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Veracity

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protecting personal info

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confidentiality

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principles that translates Do no Harm

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nonmaleficence

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conduct falling below the standard established by law

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Negligence

20
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limited class of negligent activities committed by professional within their scope of practice. (ginawa mo na hindi mo dapat gawin)

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malpractice

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involves doing good for others?and is practiced through adherence to professional performance

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Beneficence

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focuses on fairness and equitable

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Justice

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outlines the rights and expectations patients can expect during their healthcare experience (informed consent, confidentiality, access medical records)

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patients bill of rights

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independent organization that accredits and certifies healthcare organizations and programs in us

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Joint commission (JC)

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easily identifiable (expenses for medications, supplies or specific equipment used for patient care)

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direct cost

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represent expenses that remain constant. ongoing cost (salaries of permanent staff, rent for facilities)

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Fixed Costs

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cost that change in direct proportion to the level of activity or service volume. vary based on volume (new hured staff nurse, additional equipment)

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Variable cost

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cost that are not immediately apparent or anticipated beforehand. (unforeseen additional expenses)

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Hidden cost

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reduction in costs due to preventive measures

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cost savings

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occurs when the benefit or gains from educational programs (reduces readmission rate)

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Cost benefit

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equal or exceed the expenses incurred

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cost recovery

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refers to the income or funds earned by an institution tgat exceed the cost with programs or services offered

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Revenue Generation

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