Failure to Document, including failure to
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note in the patient medical record
-patient progress and response to treatment
-a patient injuries
-pertinent nursing asessment info (ex- allergies)
- physicians medical orders
- info about phone conversations with physicians
HIPPA - Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
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The ethical principle of confidentiality and HIPAA regulations place
significant limitations on the content of nurse's social media activities and
comments
, o Violating HIPAA regulations means that the nurse has broken state laws in
the process
Code for Ethics for Nurses moral foundations of nursing.
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o Maintain competence through continued personal and professional
development.
o Practice with compassion and respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and
unique attributes of all people.
o Advocate for the rights, health, and safety of the health care consumer
and others
Justice -
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equals should be treated the same
Ethical Dilemmas-Peers' and other professionals' behaviors -
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conflicts can evolve because of differing value systems, cultures, education
levels, or a variety of other factors
, Utilitarianism Example
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concept of triage- sick/injured are classified by severity of thier condition,
in major events, people with best chance of survival are treated first, only
those with survival possibility use the most resources
Virtue ethics -
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an approach to ethics that emphasizes an individual's character as the key
element of ethical thinking, rather than rules about the acts themselves
(deontology) or their consequences (consequentialism)
Malpractice -
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negligence applied to the acts of a professional; fails to act as a reasonably
prudent professional would have acted under the same circumstances
Key components for high degree of cultural competency
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note in the patient medical record
-patient progress and response to treatment
-a patient injuries
-pertinent nursing asessment info (ex- allergies)
- physicians medical orders
- info about phone conversations with physicians
HIPPA - Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
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The ethical principle of confidentiality and HIPAA regulations place
significant limitations on the content of nurse's social media activities and
comments
, o Violating HIPAA regulations means that the nurse has broken state laws in
the process
Code for Ethics for Nurses moral foundations of nursing.
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o Maintain competence through continued personal and professional
development.
o Practice with compassion and respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and
unique attributes of all people.
o Advocate for the rights, health, and safety of the health care consumer
and others
Justice -
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equals should be treated the same
Ethical Dilemmas-Peers' and other professionals' behaviors -
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conflicts can evolve because of differing value systems, cultures, education
levels, or a variety of other factors
, Utilitarianism Example
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concept of triage- sick/injured are classified by severity of thier condition,
in major events, people with best chance of survival are treated first, only
those with survival possibility use the most resources
Virtue ethics -
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an approach to ethics that emphasizes an individual's character as the key
element of ethical thinking, rather than rules about the acts themselves
(deontology) or their consequences (consequentialism)
Malpractice -
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negligence applied to the acts of a professional; fails to act as a reasonably
prudent professional would have acted under the same circumstances
Key components for high degree of cultural competency
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