ACHE Code of Ethics

Healthcare managers use applied ethics when they do the following: - answer-Institutional Review Board What percent of the goverrning board of a federally qualified health center must be composed of members who are active consumers of teh health center's services? - answer-51% he ACHE Code of Ethics is divided into ______ parts, the preamble followed by _______ points to address specific responsibilities. - answer-7; 6 The person known as the father of business wrote that "Leadership is about charisma not a set of personality traits. It is about integrity, not responsitlity, but it is also about adherence to goals and standards." Is this statement true or fales? - answer-false Professionals value their autonomy--the ability to independently: - answer-Organize their own work, make decisions that affect them, and take actions. According to the text book, a call has been made to create a unified ___________________ code of ethics for all healthcare professionals, to get everyone "on the same page." - answer-Transdisciplinary According to the textbook, healthcare managers are ethical and legal when they perform their routine duties ______________ and ______________. - answer-honestly; justly Due to congressional and public outrage, the Tuskegee Study resulted in the? - answer-National Research Act (1974) Which is NOT a characteristic of self-regulation as it pertains to educational and training, academic and professionals certification, and licensure process? - answer-Monitor insurance claims. According to the textbook, what are the three responsibilities of fiduciary duty? - answer-Duty of care, duty of loyalty, and duty of obedience. The ACHCA Code is divided into five parts, and the code contains a preamble and five expectations of members. Is this statement true or false? - answer-False According to the textbook, without _______________, healthcare could become a profession of people pursuing their own interests or selfish goals, instead of a public service that everyone can rely on. - answer-Altruism The four common ethical branches are: - answer-Descriptive ethics, normative ethics, moral psychology ethics, and applied ethics MGMA-ACHCA is a professional society for medical practice administrators with a membership of more than 33,000. Is this statement true or false? - answer-false What is the ACHCA? - answer-It's the association for administrators of long-term care facilities. The ___________________________ oversees and directs activities for research integrity in the Public Health Service (except the regulatory activities of the Food and Drug Administration). - answer-Office of Research Integrity According to the textbook, by putting the stakeholders fijrst, managers do not earn and maintain the stakeholders' trust. Is this statement true or false? - answer-False Healthcare managers can determine what works best through a practice known as ___________________________, whereby the approaches that consistently yield desirable results are examined, tailored to fit a specific need, and strategically applied. - answer-Evidence-based management According to the textbook, __________________ requires the professional to "act in good faith with the care an ordinarily prudent person would exercise under similar circumstanes." - answer-Fiduciary duty "Whistleblowers who accurately report corporate misdeeds to the authorities are acting ethically and legally. Often, however, whistleblowers become the target of organizational disapproval and criticism, which could make whistleblowers feel they have done something wrong." Which quadrant is this an example of? - answer-Quadrant I Integrity is not a characteristic also associated with moral leadership. Is this statement true or false? - answer-False The Office for Human Research Protection (OHRP) is the agency with the ____________________ - answer-U.S. Department of Health and Human Services When consequentialists weigh an issue what do they take into account? - answer-The person's goal in committing the act, the act's long-term effects on oth