Health Care
Health care policies are rules and guideline to cover health related issues. Public health, preventative health and long term health such as an organ transplant are major factors in healthcare policy. According to healthcare law health policy is defined as “The aggregate of principles, stated or unstated that……….characterize the distribution of resources services and political influences that impact that health of the population.”(SHI@Singh, 2008 p.534).
Healthcare law involves rules and regulations in healthcare. Healthcare law is defined as “(abiding custom or practice of community: a rule of conduct or action prescribed or recognized as binding or enforced by controlling authority”. (www.Merrian-Webster.com/ Dictionary/law).
Regulatory body is s government body that makes the rule and sets the industry standards for healthcare. Regulatory bodies monitor these standards. Example federal drug administration (FDA)
Healthcare compliance includes programs that are implemented to ensure the ethical practices and standards are being filled “Many companies in other industries have used core competency models such as the Halogen E-Appraisal HealthCare’s Competency Management to guide strategic improvement programs addressing management practices and the effectiveness organizational culture”(Calhoun….tell)
The Thin Flat Line: Redefining Who Is Legally Dead in Organ Donation after Cardiac Death
Here are examples of how these are inter-related”. Organ transplantation has become the standard of care for end-stage organ disease. Most cadaveric Solid organs are recovered from donors who meet brain death criteria. There is, however, a growing imbalance between the number of brain-dead donors and the demand for transplantable organs. To increase the supply of organs, the transplant community has turned to donation after cardiac death (DCD). In DCD, death is declared two to five minutes after the cessation of cardiac and respiratory functions in donors who are not
Healthcare law involves rules and regulations in healthcare. Healthcare law is defined as “(abiding custom or practice of community: a rule of conduct or action prescribed or recognized as binding or enforced by controlling authority”. (www.Merrian-Webster.com/ Dictionary/law).
Regulatory body is s government body that makes the rule and sets the industry standards for healthcare. Regulatory bodies monitor these standards. Example federal drug administration (FDA)
Healthcare compliance includes programs that are implemented to ensure the ethical practices and standards are being filled “Many companies in other industries have used core competency models such as the Halogen E-Appraisal HealthCare’s Competency Management to guide strategic improvement programs addressing management practices and the effectiveness organizational culture”(Calhoun….tell)
The Thin Flat Line: Redefining Who Is Legally Dead in Organ Donation after Cardiac Death
Here are examples of how these are inter-related”. Organ transplantation has become the standard of care for end-stage organ disease. Most cadaveric Solid organs are recovered from donors who meet brain death criteria. There is, however, a growing imbalance between the number of brain-dead donors and the demand for transplantable organs. To increase the supply of organs, the transplant community has turned to donation after cardiac death (DCD). In DCD, death is declared two to five minutes after the cessation of cardiac and respiratory functions in donors who are not