The Ethical Use Of Cell Phones In The Medical Field
THE ETHICAL USES OF CELL PHONES
IN THE NURSING HOMES BY THE STAFF
Abstract The morals and values combine to form ethics, technology and the changes it brings in today’s society, the effect of cell phones, the different use of the cell phone, and who can use their cell phones in the nursing homes.
Ethics describes a system of morals that are studied, recommended, and accepted by society. These unwritten rules, made up of morals and values combine to form ethics. If something is ethical, it falls within the realm of behavior that society prefers. The unethical uses of the cell phones in the nursing homes workers are those behaviors that society deems right when on the cell phone it is a combination of laws, manners and common sense. Camera phones can be a difficult privacy issue.( http://www.ehow.com/about_5165198_ethical-uses-cell-phones.html) Technology and the changes it brings can have a very …show more content…
We use this device to keep in touch with our love ones when they are near or far away. With cell phones you can communicate with people just about anywhere in the world. You have options of paying your bills, checking the weather; surf the internet. Use the built-in calculator for simple math, send or receive e-mail, play games, watch TV, send text messages, and last but not least keep track of all appointments, and set reminders when they are needed. So the corporation state that the use of the camera violate the HIPPA program, so they should ban cell phones because of the camera, and sound recorder functions? Next we ban cameras, sound recorders, telephones, and even Laptops. How about electric lights and hot tap water? Maybe we should ban pencils, pens, and paper so we can 't write anything on our hands that we can take out of the building? Just like how the doctors’ know when and where to use their cell phone, so do the direct care
IN THE NURSING HOMES BY THE STAFF
Abstract The morals and values combine to form ethics, technology and the changes it brings in today’s society, the effect of cell phones, the different use of the cell phone, and who can use their cell phones in the nursing homes.
Ethics describes a system of morals that are studied, recommended, and accepted by society. These unwritten rules, made up of morals and values combine to form ethics. If something is ethical, it falls within the realm of behavior that society prefers. The unethical uses of the cell phones in the nursing homes workers are those behaviors that society deems right when on the cell phone it is a combination of laws, manners and common sense. Camera phones can be a difficult privacy issue.( http://www.ehow.com/about_5165198_ethical-uses-cell-phones.html) Technology and the changes it brings can have a very …show more content…
We use this device to keep in touch with our love ones when they are near or far away. With cell phones you can communicate with people just about anywhere in the world. You have options of paying your bills, checking the weather; surf the internet. Use the built-in calculator for simple math, send or receive e-mail, play games, watch TV, send text messages, and last but not least keep track of all appointments, and set reminders when they are needed. So the corporation state that the use of the camera violate the HIPPA program, so they should ban cell phones because of the camera, and sound recorder functions? Next we ban cameras, sound recorders, telephones, and even Laptops. How about electric lights and hot tap water? Maybe we should ban pencils, pens, and paper so we can 't write anything on our hands that we can take out of the building? Just like how the doctors’ know when and where to use their cell phone, so do the direct care