HCA 506-Navigate 2 Scenario Access for Health Care Ethics 4 Questions With Complete Solutions

The physician requesting his patient's results be expunged continues to pressure you to delete the results. Even though his patient is a member of the Board of Directors at your health center, as the IT Services Manager, your reply should be which of the following? a) I still don't feel comfortable about deleting a file because it might hurt someone close to the hospital. I need to think about this a while, and get some input from others. b) I can see that. An upstanding member of the community shouldn't be totally ruined if we can make sure he gets treatment for the disease. I'll delete it. c) I agree with you that patient confidentiality precludes reporting anything outside of that relationship d) I will go ahead and delete your patient's result from the records system because you have asked me in confidence. - ️️a) I still don't feel comfortable about deleting a file because it might hurt someone close to the hospital. I need to think about this a while, and get some input from others. When meeting with the Chief Nursing Officer, you ask him why reporting diseases like syphilis is not protected by confidentiality. What might be his response? (Select all that apply) a) I think that the state's requirement for reporting is to keep track of the disease and try to contain it. b) Diseases like syphilis are protected by confidentiality so it is perfectly legal for you to delete the patients's results. c) The state wants to ensure that the patient's sexual partners are all informed of their potential risk. d) In this case, the state's desire to contain the problem and benefit the community outweighs the individual's right to privacy. - ️️a) I think that the state's requirement for reporting is to keep track of the disease and try to contain it. c) The state wants to ensure that the patient's sexual partners are all informed of their potential risk. d) In this case, the state's desire to contain the problem and benefit the community outweighs the individual's right to privacy. You are the IT Services Manager at a Community Health Center and are asked by a physician to expunge a specific patient's results from the records system, because of the negative impact it would have on the patient's reputation. There are many issues to consider, including: (Select all that apply) a) The extent to which physician/patient privilege extends.b) The degree to which the physician's reputation might be affected c) The ethics of a physician and a hospital breaking the law in order to protect a donor d) To degree to which the patient's results would actually affect the patient - ️️a) The extent to which physician/patient privilege extends. c) The ethics of a physician and a hospital breaking the law in order to protect a donor Based on the information you gather and ethical issues you consider after asked to expunge a certain patient's results from the records system, what information will you provide the requesting physician? (select all that apply) a) Your decision b) The reasons you made the decision c) How the physician should proceed with his patient d) The influence the patient's family has on the health center - ️️a) Your decision b) The reasons you made the decision c) How the physician should proceed with his patient When meeting with the physician requesting his patient's results be expunged, what might he tell you about the patient confidentiality: (Select all that apply) a) All information shared by a patient to a physician is considered confidential b) Doctor-patient confidentiality is protected by HIPAA c) There are numerous exceptions to the patient confidentiality rule. d) Patient confidentiality is of low importance in the doctor-patient relationship - ️️a) All information shared by a patient to a physician is considered confidential b) Doctor-patient confidentiality is protected by