Hlt 520 Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Table of Contents Introduction 2 Case Study 2 Brain Death 2 Medical Care and Ethical Issue 3 Legal Issue 4 Resolution 5 References 6

Table of Contents Introduction 1 Hospital Administration 2 Scenario 3 EMTALA Analysis 3 Conclusion 4 Reference 4

“A 94-year-old woman is admitted to your hospital with dehydration, trouble breathing, and possible kidney failure. She is clearly in advanced Alzheimer's, weighs about 95 pounds, and shows multiple bruises on her body. She cannot talk. Her caregiver attributes the bruises to a blood disorder that reduces clotting.” 1. What are your thoughts about this situation? 2. What kind of investigation would you conduct? 3. What actions would you take to be in compliance with ethical principles...

Table of Contents 1.) Did Dr. Archer breach her fiduciary duty to the Thomases? 1 2.) Did the promise create an enforceable contract? 2 3.) Should the promise be enforced through the doctrine of promissory estoppel? 3 4.) What other issues from an administrative or Legal perspective be considered here? 4 Conclusion 4

HLT 520 Topic 4 Assignment; EMTALA Scenario Analysis

HLT 520 Topic 1 Assignment; Ethical Decision Making

Table of Contents Introduction 1 Mediation 2 Arbitration 2 Structuring a Settlement 2 Defending the suit in court 3 Conclusion 3 References: 3

topic 2 case HLT 520 Topic-2_case_study HLT 520 Legal and ethical issues in the healthcare setting are being scrutinized across the nation by state and federal regulatory agencies. Organizations, like individuals, must comply with rules of law and ethical conduct. The typical healthcare organization is incorporated under state law as a freestanding for profit or not-for profit corporation. The corporation has a governing body that has ultimate responsibility for the decisions made in the ...

topic 2 case HLT 520 Topic-2_case_study HLT 520 Legal and ethical issues in the healthcare setting are being scrutinized across the nation by state and federal regulatory agencies. Organizations, like individuals, must comply with rules of law and ethical conduct. The typical healthcare organization is incorporated under state law as a freestanding for profit or not-for profit corporation. The corporation has a governing body that has ultimate responsibility for the decisions made in the ...

Ethical Decision making Running Head: Ethical Decision-making HLT 520 Running Head: Ethical Decision-making Ethics, the study of profound quality, is integral to the dynamic cycle. Ethics is the branch that manages understanding ways to deal with ethical quality. It is the focused investigation of the nature and defense of good standards, choices, and issues. Everyday choices in medical services have the potential to influence an incredible number of individuals. A few choices are made by ...