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    nursing ethics play a critical role‚ breaching confidentiality can have a magnitude of ethical consequences including legal issues and patients no longer trusting medical professionals. As healthcare professionals‚ we are faced with situations daily with an array of ethical‚ legal and professional responsibilities where we have to use our own personal judgments to protect both our patients but the public as well. “As a legal concept‚ confidentiality can be said to be an obligation on one person

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    compare and contrast three separate areas within each of the two ethics codes. All areas of the ethics codes are important; however the three that have been chosen are of particular interest to the writer. Two of the areas that are addressed‚ confidentiality and sexual intimacies‚ come from duties to the client and the last area‚ reporting colleagues‚ comes from duties to the profession. ACA CODE OF ETHICS AND AACC CODE OF ETHICS‚ WHAT ARE THE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES? In the field

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    FRAMEWORKS IN PRACTICE Applying Ethical Frameworks in Practice Grand Canyon University Ethical Decision Making in Health Care NRS-437v April 14‚ 2013 Applying Ethical Frameworks in Practice As a nurse it is common knowledge that patient confidentiality is of up most importance. We learn this in nursing school as it is part of the Nursing Code of Ethics and it is a nurse’s duty to keep patient information confidential. (American Nurses Association‚ 2012). There are however‚ extenuating circumstances

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    behavior as an example? ETHICS 3) Is this decision one which a wise‚ informed‚ virtuous person would make? 4) Can I live with this decision? Model applied to Case Study: In the case study‚ the moral dilemma lies in whether or not to break confidentiality since the patient is refusing life-saving treatment that is likely to be curative if acted on quickly and the patient has chosen to keep the diagnosis secret from the family. This creates a knowledge vacuum preventing anyone from acting based

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    violation of their intellectual property. In the court of law‚ X-IT can make numerous claims against Kidde Safety in regards to the emergency escape ladder. First and foremost‚ X-IT can claim that Kidde violated confidentiality agreements that the two companies agreed upon. In these confidentiality agreements‚ executed on June 8‚ 1999‚ it clearly states that X-IT would give information on its business‚ financial condition‚ operations‚ assets‚ and liabilities in exchange for the agreement that all information

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    shall focus on disaster. Numerous studies have shown that disasters disrupt the smooth running of things. The first part of this paper shall focus on business continuity steps‚ risk management and risk assessment that support data security and confidentiality during a disaster. The second part of the paper shall be an education outline for consumers and the public on access to‚ security‚ privacy and maintenance of PHRs (Public Health Records)‚ legalities and requirements before‚ during and during a

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    you should do when you see Melanie’s message. Confidentiality This scenario illustrates Melanie‚ who is a nursing student‚ who has publicly announced a patient’s clinical status via the social networking site known as Facebook. This immediately becomes a both legal and ethical issue - breaching of confidentiality since Melanie has shared the patient’s information without his/hers consent. According to Sastow & Inman (2008) confidentiality is defined as the right of an individual to have any

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    HIM 6018 – E-HEALTHCARE ETHICS – CASE STUDY ACTIVITIES Name: Unit #: Unit Title: Kim O’Leesky 8 Internal Confidentiality Matters Qu. 1. What internal and external forces impact Selena’s concerns in this case? The primary factors relate to Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)‚ Privacy‚ accurate and appropriate coding‚ billing‚ reimbursement and compliance concerns relative to Medicare / Medicaid and CMS guidelines. Internal forces include the following:  Community hospital

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    hardware protection than in software protection. k. Value of data is time sensitive. l. Valuable data should be protected at all cost. m. Access controls act as means to protect confidentiality of data. n. Confidentiality loss occurs only after direct disclosure of data. o. The need to know principle is to ensure confidentiality. p. The need to know principle works better in business environment than in military environment. q. The requirement of integrity suggests that all data is present and accounted

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    It will cover why it is important for the information to be correct and up to date‚ and the consequences of it being incorrect. It will also explain each terminology of Confidentiality‚ Integrity and Availability and present a scenario for each of these relating to the use of electronic patient records. For reasons of confidentiality all names and settings will be omitted (NMC‚ 2009). The data protection act of 1998 (HMSO‚ 1998) is an Act of Parliament that all users of personal information must adhere

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